Disposable vs. masked email addresses
Sometimes it’s helpful to give the terms “disposable” and “masked” two different meanings when referring to types of email addresses. Both disposable addresses and masked addresses are great at protecting you from spam and phishing emails. Instead of giving out your main address, you can give out ones that are temporary or easy to replace. Some email protection services have different sets of features: addresses with inboxes that are completely public addresses with private inboxes, but you only get access to a random address for a short time (say, 10 minutes) addresses that you keep access to as long as you want, and all emails they receive are automatically forwarded to your main address I’ll refer to the last of those as “masked addresses” and the others as “disposable addresses” even though Wikipedia’s page on disposable addresses doesn’t make a distinction between them....