The overwhelming majority of registration forms on sites contain an intimate field "Email", which, as a rule, you really don't want to fill out. First, there is no guarantee that the address will not be used in any spam mailing. Secondly, there is a desire to preserve the remnants of anonymity on the network, because today it is enough to enter the address email on Google to get to know someone better without their desire. And in general, why disclose all information about yourself when you first meet?

It is in such cases that the services of "disposable" mailboxes will be very useful. The principle of their work is extremely simple: the user creates a "disposable" mailbox, passes registration on some website, receives the coveted code or link for activation, and then simply deletes his email address... These are the services that will be discussed in our article today.

"Disposable" boxes

Dropmail.me Is another service for registering temporary mailboxes. Addresses are generated automatically, and they exist until the user refreshes the page. After refreshing the page, all mailboxes removed. It is also possible to add additional mailboxes on the fly and manually create address extensions. The service displays the Russian language correctly and works with attached files. But writing from him is prohibited. If necessary, the user can set up forwarding to his main address, which he initially does not want to show. It is possible to download all letters in an archive or each one separately. The service also allows you to notify about new letters through browser pop-up windows.

Service Crazymailing.com automatically generates a random mailing address that is valid for 10 minutes. If necessary, the user can add another 10 minutes by simply clicking on the button. The service allows you to receive letters with attachments, correctly displays the Russian language. It is possible to configure the forwarding of letters to a permanent mailing address. The user cannot reply to letters. There is an extension for Chrome that notifies you of new emails in a "disposable" mailbox.

Guerrillamail.com allows you to create postal addresses without registration that exist 60 minutes. Russian language is supported. The address can be generated automatically or entered by the user. There are also aliases and the ability to choose one of the domains, if suddenly some is blocked on the site on which you plan to use mail. Compared to most others, this service has the following advantages.

• He understands HTML and Russian well and accepts letters with attachments.
• Allows you to write letters and attach files up to 150 MB to any address.
• You can manually delete a mailbox.
• There is an app for Android devices, but mobile version works only on receiving letters and does not accept letters with attached files. Russian language is displayed correctly.

That's all! We wish you less spam and more freedom on the Internet.

For some of us, it is very important to remain anonymous online. But almost any service asks for registration and the first three login options are using existing Google, Facebook or. Others - like Google - expect you to share a number and a different email address for registration.

What if you want to create an email address that is completely secret and nameless, with no obvious connection?

This goes beyond just encrypting messages. Anyone can do this, for example, based on Gmail, using the Secure Mail by Streak browser extension. For desktop mail clients GnuPG (Privacy Guard) or Enigmail.

But all these services do not hide the sender of the message.

How do you make your email completely anonymous?

First step: browse the Internet anonymously

Browser incognito / private mode can't do too much - sites will still record, for example, the IP address.

If you want to browse the web anonymously (and create email), use Browser Tor, a Mozilla-based browser from Project. All the traffic you send on the Internet bounces through so many servers that people on the other end won't be able to find out where you really are. It will take longer than working with or, but that is the price of vigilance.

Tor Browser is available in 15 languages \u200b\u200bfor Windows, Mac OS and Linux. It is autonomous and portable, i.e. can be run from a USB flash drive if you don't want to install it directly. And it's completely free. Even Facebook has a Tor-secure address to protect users' location and allows users to access places where it is prohibited. For example, China.

But don't think Tor is perfect and you will be 1000 percent anonymous.

Anonymous email

Temp-Mail.org - anonymous temporary mail. The service is absolutely free and provides a disposable email address for receiving mail. The address is created immediately after opening the page.

Features:

• The lifetime of the mailbox is not limited, received E-mails are stored for 1 hour.
• Large selection of domains and their regular updates.
• The address can be manually changed by clicking the "Change" button.
• The box can be deleted at any time, erasing all traces of activity.
• You can use the API to automate the work with temporary mail.

Alternatively, you can download plugins for Chrome / Opera and Android / iOS apps.

A relatively anonymous Gmail account. This means creating a full Google account without showing Google your real name, real location, real birthday, or any other information during the registration process (using the Tor browser, of course).

Ultimately, you will have to provide details such as a third-party email address or phone number. On the phone side, you can use apps like Hushed or Burner.

As for the third party email address, there are anonymous email services.

Note that you must also use post servicewhich supports Secure Sockets Layer, or SSL,. It is a cryptographic protocol that allows for more secure communications to prevent accidental surveillance, such as when shopping from Amazon. If you see HTTP S in the URL, not just HTTP, then this is evidence of encryption. Or, a lock symbol appears in the address bar. The three major email service providers (Gmail, Yahoo Mail, and Outlook.com) all support HTTPS. Install an extension for Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Android to make sure sites are using the protocol by default.

This is great for surfing the web, but HTTPS alone is not enough for email.

Email alias (such as This e-mail address protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it) is definitely not enough. Just one login without using Tor will mean that your real IP address will be determined, and that is enough to find you.

What anonymous service can be used to send messages?

easy to use, has built-in encryption between participants. To get all the delights, you have to pay for it, starting at $ 34.99 per year for 1 GB of online storage. (There is free version with 25 MB of memory, but will need to be logged in at least every three weeks). For businesses, the cost is $ 5.24 per user per month and they get their own domain name... There is a free trial versionso you can try HushMail for yourself.

Please note that Hushmail cannot be used for "illegal activities".

Hide My Ass is powered by a VPN server, allowing users to access content blocked in their country / office, not to mention providing much more. high level privacy (hence the name). The base price is $ 11.52 per month, but if you pay for several months at once, the price will be lower.

Postal service is an add-on that comes with the IA, it is available to everyone, no need to pay for VPN services. You get the address @ hmamail.com, which can be valid for 24 hours, week, month, 6 or 12 months.

NMA also has iOS and Android programs and applications that ensure the security of mobile connections, plus private Chat and SMS exchange with other HMA users.

Guerrilla Mail provides disposable, temporary email. Technically, the address will last forever and will never be used again. Any messages received at the address available at guerrillamail.com within one hour only. GuerrillaMail is the perfect way to create an email to create a different, more permanent, but anonymous email address. Or send anonymous emails quickly - no registration required. You can even attach a file if it's less than 150MB, or use it to send your extra bitcoins to someone. When combined with the Tor browser, you are practically invisible.

Mailinator is a free disposable email service that has a clean interface, but you probably don't even need it. Whenever you are asked for an e-mail, just come up with a name and add @ mailinator.com at the end. Then visit the site, enter a title and you will see if there are any messages. Registration is not required, although you can log in under account Google.

The only problem is that someone logs in with the same name, then both of you will have access to the messages received. There are no passwords. There is no way to send messages. The service is good for quickness as there is no registration, and only with a very confusing, obscure name that you can think of.