Use a throwaway address where you do not trust the site, and keep your real inbox clean.
A burner email is an address you use once and then let go. It sits between you and the sites that want your email, so the spam, the marketing lists and the data leaks hit the burner instead of your real inbox.
VookMail makes a burner address instantly. It receives mail like any other inbox, blocks hidden tracking pixels, and keeps images off until you allow them, so senders learn as little about you as possible.
When you no longer need it, delete it or simply leave it: everything expires on its own.
Type any username and choose a domain, or hit shuffle. No account, no password.
Paste it into any sign-up or download form that doesn't need your real inbox.
Mail lands here in seconds. When you're done, it deletes itself automatically.
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