Two tools
The disposable address on the home page receives short-lived mail. An alias, after you sign in, forwards mail to your inbox and keeps a 30-day log on the desk.
Rules
Using the VoidAlias disposable inbox and lasting aliases means you accept the boundaries below. The service can refuse an address that is being abused.
The disposable address on the home page receives short-lived mail. An alias, after you sign in, forwards mail to your inbox and keeps a 30-day log on the desk.
Do not use this service to harass, phish, or hide fraud. An abused address can be refused without a separate notice first.
Closing the browser does not delete a lasting alias. Pause drops new mail. After you delete it, that address stops receiving.
Do not use VoidAlias to harass, phish, or hide fraud. Do not put banking, medical, or government accounts on a disposable address. If an address is abused, the service can refuse it.
An alias forwards to the inbox you used to sign in. The desk lists the sender, the subject, and the time, so you can see who is writing. Attachments up to 50MB are kept and forwarded. From 50MB to 100MB they are forwarded only and are not added to the log. An authenticator is optional.
They describe the public service at voidalias.com. They do not create a private contract beyond what is written here. If a later notice on the desk conflicts with a clause here, the desk notice wins for that tool only. Write questions to support@voidalias.com.
If you keep using the home inbox or alias forwarding, you are using them inside these boundaries. To stop, replace the disposable address, or pause or delete the alias on the desk.