You can read Epstein’s emails like you are inside his inbox
A new web project, Jmail, transforms the daunting task of sifting through Jeffrey Epstein's leaked emails into an accessible experience. By mimicking a Gmail interface, it allows users to easily search and understand the public documents, highlighting how presentation impacts engagement with crucial information. This initiative prioritizes usability over new revelations, making public records more digestible for everyone.
A new web project, Jmail, transforms the daunting task of sifting through Jeffrey Epstein's leaked emails into an accessible experience. By mimicking a Gmail interface, it allows users to easily search and understand the public documents, highlighting how presentation impacts engagement with crucial information. This initiative prioritizes usability over new revelations, making public records more digestible for everyone.
