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Brave Unveils New Email Aliases to Keep Your Personal Email Address Private
Brave has introduced a new Email Aliases feature in desktop browser version 1.94, allowing users to sign up for websites without sharing their real email address. The privacy-focused feature generates unique forwarding addresses that deliver messages to a user’s primary inbox while keeping that primary address hidden from online services. The release is the 39th […] The post Brave Unveils New Email Aliases to Keep Your Personal Email Address Private appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Brave has introduced a new Email Aliases feature in desktop browser version 1.94, allowing users to sign up for websites without sharing their real email address. The privacy-focused feature generates unique forwarding addresses that deliver messages to a user’s primary inbox while keeping that primary address hidden from online services. The release is…
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