AliasFleet
One alias per website. Know who sold your data.
What it does
AliasFleet gives every website a different email alias. When spam arrives, you know exactly which service sold your data and you cut them off permanently. Your real email stays hidden — even when you reply, the built-in composer sends from your alias directly.
Protect your real inbox with unlimited email aliases. Create aliases on custom or shared domains, forward securely, and reply with ease.
One alias per website. The moment spam arrives, you know exactly who sold your data and you cut them off for good. One email address connects your bank, your shopping, your social life, and your work. When any of them leaks — and they will — everything is exposed. One leaked password or email exposes your entire digital life, creating a single point of failure for your security. Companies use your email as a unique ID to follow you across the web, building a profile of your habits without consent. Unsubscribe links just confirm you're active. Once your email is on a list, the spam never truly stops without killing the address entirely. Most sites you trusted with your email already sold it.…from aliasfleet.com
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