When you order something online, you give up a little privacy. If you don’t supply your street address, the company won’t know where to send it. And you almost certainly provided your email address ...

You may have heard of throwaway or disposable email addresses and wondered why anyone would need one. But you might be surprised by how having one can come in handy. Although they may sound like ...

Certain websites ask you for your email address for different activities. For entering a comment, for example, you have to provide your email ID. Likewise, when downloading some free e-books, they ask ...

With an increase in the number of services you subscribe to (or are already subscribed to), it is likely that you are also being flooded with emails from a plethora of services — to an extent where it ...

If you’re looking for a streamlined temporary email service that’s fully anonymous and backed by a tidy user interface, you could certainly do worse than to use Guerrilla Mail. Why you can trust ...

You probably already know how a temporary email address works. There are plenty of services that offer such inboxes online. Most even do it absolutely for free. Honestly, it’s kind of surprising that ...

Spam emails are one of the major stresses for anyone who ever uses an email app. And to counter that, tons of temporary email apps had popped up over the years in order to protect the users from shady ...

Future Gmail versions could include support for temporary email addresses if Google ever enables this feature that has been discovered within its app code. Android Authority discovered the feature, ...

Following up on yesterdays' report on temporary email addresses, several MacFixIt readers came through with yet other alternatives and advice, including free services for getting these addresses: ...

Nowadays, it seems like everyone on the web wants your email. When you give your email address to a site in order to log in or just get some info, many companies will take that as a free pass to do ...