tech π‘οΈ Brave browser beefs up privacy with email aliases
Brave, the Chrome alternative, rolled out email aliases this week to let users sign up without exposing their personal emails. Users create an account first, and then a pop-up offers an alias when filling out website forms. This feature helps shield users from targeted ads and data breaches, which is a big privacy win. Brave assures that it only filters spam and viruses, not reading the alias email contents. Currently, users get five free aliases, with more coming for Premium subscribers.