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SimpleLoginsimplelogin.ioSimpleLogin is an open-source privacy tool that provides email aliases to shield your real address; emails sent to an alias are forwarded to your inbox and you can reply from the alias so your real email stays hidden. It supports catch-all aliases with your own domain, on-the-fly aliases with subdomains, and can be managed via web, browser extensions, and mobile apps, with optional PGP encryption and two-factor authentication for security. Based in Switzerland with over 1,000,000 users, SimpleLogin offers generous pricing with infinite forwards and sends and is 100% open source across all components.
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Excerpts where SimpleLogin appeared in the AI's answer
SimpleLogin — Better if your goal is hiding your real email address rather than creating a separate anonymous mailbox.
SimpleLogin (now owned by Proton): Similar to Addy.io, it creates secure aliases to protect your primary inbox from spam and tracking.
Excerpts where SimpleLogin appeared in the AI's answer
SimpleLogin / AnonAddy: Email alias services that allow you to manage and shut down email forwarding for individual accounts if you start receiving spam.
