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Brave browser adds email aliases that forward to a primary address
Brave is testing a feature that generates email aliases for web forms, forwarding messages to a user's real address while keeping it private from trackers and data breaches.
This gives users a built-in way to prevent ad tech companies from matching their email across different sites and services. It also limits exposure if a website's database is compromised, as the leaked address would only be an alias.
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Users receive five free aliases, with more planned for Premium users.
Forwarded emails are processed for spam and viruses, then deleted from Brave's servers.
Some forwarded mail may initially land in spam folders while Brave establishes its reputation as a mail provider.
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