Your email address is one of the easiest ways for websites and advertising companies to identify you online. If you provide the same address to multiple websites, it can potentially be used to connect your activity across different services.
Brave is now trying to limit this type of tracking. Starting with desktop version 1.94, the browser has added Email Aliases, which let users provide websites with a different email address instead of revealing their primary one.
How do Brave Email Aliases work?
Once users create a Brave Account, they can generate an alias directly from an email field on a website. Any messages sent to this address are then…
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