SimpleLoginPick
Service7.1k
Gives every website its own forwarding address, so you can reply from it and switch it off if it gets spam.
- No tracking
- Open source
- Account needed
- Free plan
- Android
- iPhone
- Web
DuckDuckGo Email Protection
Service in Email aliases
Free @duck.com addresses that forward to your inbox and remove trackers from the emails along the way.
Closed source, and you need the DuckDuckGo app or extension to make new addresses.
Privacy passport
2 of 4 checks- No trackingYesNo ads and no third-party trackers or analytics.
- Open sourceNoThe code is closed.
- Only you can read itNothing storedIt doesn't keep your content, so there is nothing to read.
- No accountNeededYou need an account to use it.
- FreeYesFree to use.
Where it stands among 7 email alias services
No tracking
Yes
Partly
Not stated
Open source
Yes
No
No account
No
Free
Yes
No
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- No tracking
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AliasVault
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Open-source password manager with its own email alias server, so each account gets a unique login and address.
- No tracking
- Open source
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- Account needed
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- iPhone
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Fastmail
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Fast, ad-free email with calendar and masked addresses; paid for by subscriptions rather than ads.
- Tracking not stated
- Closed source
- Provider can read it
- Account needed
- $5/month billed yearly
- Android
- iPhone
- Web
Forward Email
Service1.7k
Open-source forwarding and mailbox service for your own domain; free forwarding, paid plans for sending.
- Tracking not stated
- Open source
- Encryption not stated
- Account needed
- Free plan
- Web
Firefox Relay
Service1.8k
Mozilla's alias service: five free addresses that forward to your inbox and strip email trackers.
- Minimal tracking
- Open source
- Account needed
- Free plan
- Web