Brave browser introduces disposable email addresses to shield users' inboxes
Brave has launched a test feature that generates temporary email aliases for sign-ups, forwarding messages to a user's real inbox without exposing it. The tool aims to prevent advertisers and hackers from linking a primary email across sites, and Brave says it does not read forwarded content beyond spam and virus checks. Users get five free aliases initially, with more planned for premium subscribers.
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