AdGuard, best known for its content blocking solutions, has launched the temporary email service AdGuard Temp Email.

AdGuard Temp Mail’s addresses are temporary and aren’t stored long by design:

Emails are automatically deleted 24 hours after you receive them.
A temporary mailbox is deleted after 7 days of inactivity. But if you keep the page open or come back in a couple of days, it won’t disappear.

AdGuard Temp Mail is currently in beta stage. Here’s what we’re planning to add in the future:

Zero-access encryption
TLS support on the SMTP server side
Image proxying
Security checks for links
  • LogicalDrivel@sopuli.xyzEnglish
    22·
    10 months ago

    I’m a big fan of Firefox’s email mask feature. Not sure which update it was but recently it showed up when clicking on an email field. FF creates an email address for you and forwards any mail you get to your main email. It’s been great for signing up for random crap cus you can just delete the email mask “account” afterwards.

      • nailoC5@lemy.lol
        5·
        10 months ago

        Simplelogin/proton, addy and duckduckgo have an alias service too. I didn’t check but I expect tuta, skiff and mailbox to have a similar feature.

    • Karna@lemmy.mlOPEnglish
      121·
      10 months ago

      sold ad analytics

      Do you still the have the link to news article where it was reported?

      Earlier I was using Pi-Hole on my network then switched to AdGuard Home (not same as AdGuard DNS) as it is an open source product with in-built DOH support (yes, I can setup Pi-Hole to do the same, but that’s an extra manual configuration) and Privacy Guide seems to recommend it over Pi-hole. After reading your post, I tried to lookup more about it. Nothing on Wiki. Closest thing is this. If the allegations are true then I need to switch back to Pi-Hole.

      • sorter_plainview@lemmy.today
        16·
        10 months ago

        That comment is just speculation… In fact many of the Adguard employees are from Ukraine and other not so pro Russian countries. I remember their support being almost stale when the war started.

  • hperrin@lemmy.world
    62·
    10 months ago

    Check out https://port87.com

    It’s similar. I made it to solve my spam problem, but it’s also really good for staying organized. When you sign up for something, you can use [email protected], then if you don’t want it anymore, you can block that address. Each address has its own label in your account, and blocking the address is just one click.