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  1. Date: {{ date|safe }}
  2. From: {{ from|safe }}
  3. To: {{ to|safe }}
  4. Message-ID: {{ messageid|safe }}
  5. Subject: We have changed the way your Matrix account and email address are associated
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  12. Hello,
  13. We’ve recently improved how people discover your Matrix account.
  14. In the past, identity services took capitalisation into account when storing email
  15. addresses. This means Alice@example.com and alice@example.com would be considered to be
  16. two different addresses, and could be associated with different Matrix accounts. We’ve
  17. now updated this behaviour so anyone can find you, no matter how your email is capitalised.
  18. As part of this recent update, we've dissociated the Matrix account {{ mxid|safe }} from
  19. this e-mail address.
  20. No action is needed on your part. This doesn’t affect any passwords or password reset
  21. options on your account.
  22. Thanks,
  23. Element
  24. About Element:
  25. Break through - Element allows teams to communicate across a wide range of collaboration
  26. apps. If some team members use Element while others use IRC, Slack or Gitter, Element will
  27. allow these team members to seamlessly work together. Element offers the richest
  28. network of communication bridges.
  29. Own Your Own Data - No one should control your communication and data but you. Element
  30. lets you run your own server, and provides users and teams with the most advanced
  31. crypto ratchet technology available today for a decentralized secure Internet.
  32. Open Source - Element is entirely open source: all the code is published on GitHub
  33. (Apache License) for anyone to see and extend. This means teams can customize or
  34. contribute to the code and everyone can benefit from the speed of community innovation.
  35. Made on Matrix - Element is built on top of Matrix. Matrix is an open network for secure,
  36. decentralized communication delivering a community of users, bridged networks,
  37. integrated bots and applications plus full end-to-end encryption. To learn more about
  38. Matrix visit https://matrix.org.
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  94. <img src="https://static.element.io/images/email-logo.png" width="64" height="64" alt="Element"/>
  95. </td>
  96. </tr>
  97. </table>
  98. <p>Hello,</p>
  99. <p>
  100. We’ve recently improved how people discover your Matrix account.<br/>
  101. In the past, identity services took capitalisation into account when storing email
  102. addresses. This means Alice@example.com and alice@example.com would be considered to
  103. be two different addresses, and could be associated with different Matrix accounts.
  104. We’ve now updated this behaviour so anyone can find you, no matter how your email is
  105. capitalised. As part of this recent update, we've dissociated the Matrix account
  106. {{ mxid|safe }} from this e-mail address.<br/>
  107. No action is needed on your part. This doesn’t affect any passwords or password reset
  108. options on your account.
  109. </p>
  110. <p>Thanks,</p>
  111. <p>Element</p>
  112. <br>
  113. <p>About Element:</p>
  114. <p><em>Break through</em> - Element allows teams to communicate across a wide range of collaboration
  115. apps. If some team members use Element while others use IRC, Slack or Gitter, Element will
  116. allow these team members to seamlessly work together. Element offers the richest
  117. network of communication bridges.</p>
  118. <p><em>Own Your Own Data</em> - No one should control your communication and data but you. Element
  119. lets you run your own server, and provides users and teams with the most advanced
  120. crypto ratchet technology available today for a decentralized secure Internet.</p>
  121. <p><em>Open Source</em> - Element is entirely open source: all the code is published on GitHub
  122. (Apache License) for anyone to see and extend. This means teams can customize or
  123. contribute to the code and everyone can benefit from the speed of community innovation.</p>
  124. <p><em>Made on Matrix</em> - Element is built on top of Matrix. Matrix is an open network for secure,
  125. decentralized communication delivering a community of users, bridged networks,
  126. integrated bots and applications plus full end-to-end encryption. To learn more about
  127. Matrix visit https://matrix.org.</p>
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