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A disposable inbox opens with a credential stored on this browser. Without that credential, someone else cannot open the inbox.
Privacy
This page says how VoidAlias handles the disposable inbox, lasting aliases, the forwarding log, and sign-in credentials. We do not sell the address book, and we do not read your mail to build an ad profile.
A disposable inbox opens with a credential stored on this browser. Without that credential, someone else cannot open the inbox.
Mail to an alias is forwarded to the address you used to sign in. The desk keeps a 30-day log so you can see the sender, the subject, and the time.
Pausing drops new mail to that alias. The account stays. Deleting the alias stops it from receiving.
Mail stays in the inbox on this page. The body is shown in an isolated frame, and scripts are removed. This page cannot send mail, and it does not offer attachment downloads. Closing the browser does not delete a lasting alias. After a disposable address expires or you replace it, the old address stops receiving. Do not use it for banking, medical, or government accounts.
A site receives the alias, not the inbox you used to sign in. After a message is forwarded, the desk lists the sender, the subject, and the time. Attachments up to 50MB are kept and forwarded. From 50MB to 100MB they are forwarded only, and they are not added to the log. An authenticator is optional and uses a 6-digit code from an app.
We do not read disposable mail to build an ad profile, and we do not sell the address book. An address that is being abused can be refused. If you write to support@voidalias.com, we use that thread only to answer the question you sent.
These pages describe the public service at voidalias.com. They do not create a private contract beyond what you see here. If a later notice on the desk conflicts with a clause here, the desk notice wins for that tool only.