SimpleLogin Email Aliases Help Hide Your Address and Manage Unwanted Mail

Summary
A hands-on review finds that SimpleLogin forwards messages and replies through aliases, helping users conceal their primary email address. The service offers alias controls, browser extensions, mobile apps, and two-factor authentication.
Key points
- SimpleLogin creates custom or random aliases that forward messages to a connected mailbox.
- Replies are routed through SimpleLogin, keeping the user's primary address hidden.
- Users can disable an alias to stop messages sent to it.
- The service supports browser extensions, iOS and Android apps, authenticator-based two-factor authentication, and WebAuthn security keys.
- SimpleLogin may access message metadata, and scans incoming unencrypted messages for spam and viruses.
- The free plan includes 10 aliases; paid features include unlimited aliases, custom domains, multiple mailboxes, and PGP encryption.
- The review's tests found that forwarding and replies worked as expected.
Article Details
- Topic
- Review of SimpleLogin email aliases for forwarding messages while keeping a primary email address private.
