Download Nada - Temp Mail APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 1.0.2 |
| Update | 5 years ago |
| Size | 4.44 MB (4,654,584 bytes) |
| Developer | Zakria Khan lab |
| Category | Apps, Communication |
| Package Name | com.appybuilder.nam9vv.NADATEMPMAIL |
| OS | 4.0 and up |
Nada - Temp Mail APPLICATION description
How temporary email works?
When you register to the service, we give you a temporary email address, use this temporary email when registering to untrusted web sites. This way the site will send spam to your temporary email address, while your real address stays safe.
Introduction to temp mail services.
nada is a temp mail or temporary email service, as such it enables the use of temporary addresses which users can copy paste why registering to untrusted websites.
In which cases you should not use temp mail?
Don't use our service for important stuff. That means anything you will be really sorry about if this inbox stops working or doesn't receive incoming mails. Do not use this service for banking, buying cryptocurrencies, registering to services you use daily and anything use will need later really.
Is my anonymity guaranteed
We do every effort to protect your anonymity and do not collect or log any personal details. However, do not use or abuse this service for illegal activities. This service is for personal use only and for legal use only, please read the terms and conditions carefully before using it.
Temporary email, great, but for how long?
Mailboxes are not deleted and can be used for as long as the domain is active. We do recycle domains from time to time and will give you a notice of one month before we do, make sure you transfer your inbox to a new domain before we shut down the old one. Individual messages are deleted after 7 days.
Who are we?
We are the original creators of AirMail service, which as of today processed more than 2 billion email messages.We know how to operate a temporary email service and give our users complete privacy and anonymity and keep their inboxes safe from unwanted emails.
We process more than 1000 temporary emails per minute
That's more than 1 billion incoming emails per year!
nada is the next version of Airmail which is a very successful temporary disposable email service created in Feb 2013. AirMail still works and will continue to work in the foreseeable future, but it’s age was showing. It’s not mobile friendly and does not support attachments
nada is the result of getting lots of excellent feedback from users on what they are looking for in a disposable email service.
nada is a free temporary email service, you are given a random email address or you can choose one you like, and you can use it when registering to new websites or test-driving untrusted services which require an email for login.
All emails received by nada servers are displayed automatically in your online browser inbox.
nada is operated by Oron Ogdan-Adam (@oronoa). This is another weekend project that blew out of proportion :-) I chose the name - nada (means nothing in Spanish) to describe the nature of the service, all incoming emails are deleted and turn into nothing after they expire. Instead of filling up your precious real inbox. It's the best spam trap ever.
When you register to the service, we give you a temporary email address, use this temporary email when registering to untrusted web sites. This way the site will send spam to your temporary email address, while your real address stays safe.
Introduction to temp mail services.
nada is a temp mail or temporary email service, as such it enables the use of temporary addresses which users can copy paste why registering to untrusted websites.
In which cases you should not use temp mail?
Don't use our service for important stuff. That means anything you will be really sorry about if this inbox stops working or doesn't receive incoming mails. Do not use this service for banking, buying cryptocurrencies, registering to services you use daily and anything use will need later really.
Is my anonymity guaranteed
We do every effort to protect your anonymity and do not collect or log any personal details. However, do not use or abuse this service for illegal activities. This service is for personal use only and for legal use only, please read the terms and conditions carefully before using it.
Temporary email, great, but for how long?
Mailboxes are not deleted and can be used for as long as the domain is active. We do recycle domains from time to time and will give you a notice of one month before we do, make sure you transfer your inbox to a new domain before we shut down the old one. Individual messages are deleted after 7 days.
Who are we?
We are the original creators of AirMail service, which as of today processed more than 2 billion email messages.We know how to operate a temporary email service and give our users complete privacy and anonymity and keep their inboxes safe from unwanted emails.
We process more than 1000 temporary emails per minute
That's more than 1 billion incoming emails per year!
nada is the next version of Airmail which is a very successful temporary disposable email service created in Feb 2013. AirMail still works and will continue to work in the foreseeable future, but it’s age was showing. It’s not mobile friendly and does not support attachments
nada is the result of getting lots of excellent feedback from users on what they are looking for in a disposable email service.
nada is a free temporary email service, you are given a random email address or you can choose one you like, and you can use it when registering to new websites or test-driving untrusted services which require an email for login.
All emails received by nada servers are displayed automatically in your online browser inbox.
nada is operated by Oron Ogdan-Adam (@oronoa). This is another weekend project that blew out of proportion :-) I chose the name - nada (means nothing in Spanish) to describe the nature of the service, all incoming emails are deleted and turn into nothing after they expire. Instead of filling up your precious real inbox. It's the best spam trap ever.
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