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About ShieldMail

ShieldMail is a Safari extension that protects your real email when signing up for websites. * One tap, signup done Tap the shield icon next to the email field on any signup page, and a temporary email address is automatically filled in. No need to expose your real email. * Auto-receive verification codes Automatically detects and displays verification codes sent by websites. Extracts any format — 6-digit numbers, alphanumeric, hyphenated codes, and more. * Auto-open verification links For sites that send verification links instead of codes, the link opens automatically in a new tab. * Complete privacy - Email content is never stored - OTP and links kept in memory for only 10 minutes, then auto-deleted - Temporary email addresses expire after 1 hour - No passwords or personal data collected * Free / Pro plans - Free: 1 temporary email per day - Pro ($0.99/mo): 20 per day + priority support * 6 languages supported 한국어, English, 日本語, 简体中文, Français, हिन्दी Privacy Policy: https://moonkj.github.io/shieldmail/privacy.html Terms of Use: https://moonkj.github.io/shieldmail/terms.html

App privacy

The developer, kyeongju Moon, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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