2025.09.14 – Sygic GPS Navigation Account Creation and Email Communication

Key Findings

An email communication confirmed the creation of an account in Sygic GPS Navigation associated with a specific Yahoo address. The message welcomed the new account holder, outlined the scale of the application’s user base, and explained the possibility of receiving commercial communications. It provided links for support, premium subscription, and a full feature list. The company’s physical address and privacy contact email were disclosed. The possibility of opting out from marketing communications was highlighted, and additional recommendations included verifying sender authenticity, managing email filters, and considering account security measures if the registration was not intentional.

Confirmed Facts

1. An account was created in Sygic GPS Navigation, and the associated email address was identified as a Yahoo domain. The communication stated that the application is used by more than 200 million users worldwide. The message explicitly welcomed the recipient as a new member of this user base.
2. The email explained that Sygic a. s. occasionally sends commercial communications regarding products and services similar to those already in use. It also included a specific option to opt out of receiving these communications, labeled as “No recibir comunicaciones comerciales,” thereby giving the account holder control over marketing contact.
3. Links were provided to several resources: Contactar con soporte (contact support), Suscripción Premium+ (Premium+ subscription), and a Lista de todas las funciones (list of all features). These links were presented as useful tools for navigating services, obtaining customer assistance, and exploring advanced features of the platform.
4. The email contained administrative and legal information, including the sender’s company details: Sygic a. s., located at Twin City C, Mlynské Nivy 16, 821 09 Bratislava, Slovakia. The company ID was stated as 35892030. A privacy contact email was listed as privacy@sygic.com. A cancellation option for the mailing list subscription was also offered.
5. Guidance was provided on verifying the authenticity of emails by checking that the sender address originated from @sygic.com. Additional recommendations included creating filters in Yahoo Mail to manage or block further communications if desired. Such filters can be set by navigating through Yahoo Mail settings and specifying conditions related to the sender domain.
6. If the account creation was unintentional, the recommendation was to change the password for both Sygic and the associated email account if reused elsewhere. It was further suggested to contact Sygic support to request deletion of the account or verification of its legitimacy. These steps were presented as preventive measures to safeguard personal security.

Sources

No external sources were referenced. The information derives entirely from the content of the Sygic GPS Navigation email.