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Fake Email is a free disposable email service for anonymous use. It provides a temporary address without a password for sign-ups, phishing protection, and testing forms and newsletters. Every inbox is public, and the site states the service should never be used for passwords, banking or private conversations. Mail appears immediately, and users can change the address or add their own domain.
YOPmail's email generator randomly creates a temporary email address that can be used as an anonymous address to hide one's own email. The generated disposable email is instantly accessible and usable, with messages checked under the username at YOPmail. All accounts at YOPmail already exist and are available without needing to create them.
Haribu creates a throwaway email address that can be used to sign up on websites and to read incoming emails. The site describes the service as temporary, anonymous, free and secure, and says the addresses can be used for anonymous sign-up on services such as Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
33mail creates private email aliases that forward to an existing email address. Users pick an alias for each site, and any mail sent to it is forwarded. Aliases can be blocked via a link in the email, and users can reply anonymously to forwarded messages. The basic service is free with a bandwidth limit; a premium subscription adds features such as custom domains.
addy.io is an open-source anonymous email forwarding service. It creates email aliases that forward to a real inbox, letting users give each website a different address and deactivate aliases that begin receiving spam. The service offers mobile apps, a browser extension and GPG/OpenPGP encryption.
Temp Mail provides a temporary, anonymous, free, disposable email address for receiving email. The address is intended to keep a real inbox clean from spam when registering on untrusted websites. The provided temporary email address lasts 24 hours before it is deleted.
Inboxes.com is a disposable temporary email service that provides free anonymous inboxes to keep a private email address away from spam. Messages are deleted after 7 days, and domains are recycled with one month notice. It advises against use for banking, cryptocurrency or other important accounts.
SimpleLogin is an open source email aliasing service based in Switzerland. Users give an alias instead of their real address, and emails sent to the alias are forwarded to the inbox. Replies can be sent from the alias, keeping the real address hidden. Aliases can be managed on the website, browser extensions or Android.
22.Do offers a disposable temporary email service that creates anonymous addresses without registration. Emails are received in a temporary inbox and addresses expire automatically after a set period. The site lists several supported domains and describes uses such as sign-ups, download links and verification codes.
Emcognito is a free anonymous email service that creates aliases on the emcognito.com domain, which forward messages to a real inbox. Aliases can be suspended or deleted from a passwordless dashboard, and replies can be sent from aliases in the delivery log. The first 35 forwards each month are free.
Ghost Inbox is a free online service that generates an anonymous temporary email address without registration. The disposable mailbox receives messages without using a personal account and can be discarded after use. The site lists uses including social media verification codes, forum sign-ups, free trials, resource downloads and testing registration flows.
Mails.org is a disposable temporary email service that provides anonymous addresses without signup. Users receive emails and attachments in a temporary inbox, and messages are automatically deleted. Addresses can be extended or chosen by the user, and the service allows creating unlimited temporary emails.
TempEmail.cc provides a free disposable temporary email service that creates anonymous addresses without a registration process. The site states that mailboxes expire after a specific time and presents the service as a way to keep a personal address away from spam, bots and phishing. It names TikTok, Facebook, Twitter/X and Instagram among platforms for which temp mail is offered.
The addy.io app for Android is the Android client for addy.io, formerly AnonAddy, a service for anonymous email forwarding. The GitLab project hosts the app's source under the MIT License and includes a changelog.
A secure contact page for journalist Stefania Maurizi directing sources to use SecureDrop rather than email or phone. Visitors access the .onion SecureDrop address through the Tor Browser to anonymously send messages or documents. The page recommends using Tails from a public computer and public WiFi at a location not usually visited.
