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#8 BleepingComputer general August 29, 2026 at 14:19 UTC

Brave browser adds email aliases to help users evade tracking

By Bill Toulas

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Brave browser version 1.94 introduces a built-in 'Email Aliases' feature allowing users to generate disposable email addresses at signup, reducing tracking and exposure of real email addresses to third parties. The feature is integrated natively into the browser, removing the need for third-party alias services like SimpleLogin or AnonAddy. This is a meaningful privacy enhancement for users concerned about email-based tracking and credential exposure in data breaches.

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