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Basically the tittle says it all. Is there something like iOS hide my email on Android? I would love to switch from iOS to Android but I can't live without hide my email thing. Thanks!

Edit: went for Proton Pass as it worked best in my usecase. Bitwarden + Firefox relay was great to but I missed the ability for it to automatically save my logins after I log in to some websites. I had to put all the info manually into the Bitwarden app.

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[–] [email protected] 6 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

If you use Bitwarden you can integrate DuckduckGo's email aliasing into Bitwarden's username generation feature. You can find the documentation here.