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Emails identify you.
They're used to sell your data.

The Problem

We often use the same email address when we register on a website or sign up for a service, making it an unique piece of information about us. Two websites that want to trade information about their users, use email addresses as personal identifiers. It's the one piece of information that every website asks for.

Web analytics companies and advertisers are increasingly turning to social media to mine your data. They can find your public profiles and work out your age, where you live and what you had for lunch yesterday. They can build a profile about every user of their customer's website. By your second visit they know as much about you as your friends - but you might not have realised that.

What Is {{ settings.SITE_NAME }}?

{{ settings.SITE_NAME }} is a service that provides you with an infinite number [1] of unique inboxes. It's not designed to replace your personal email address, but rather complement it. Every time you sign up on a new website, click the "Add Inbox" button to create another email address. This leaves your personal address free from promotional offers and other junk mail.

[1] slightly less than that, it's currently 264-1

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