FlushMail - Anonymous Temporary Mail Service [Support files/attachment and immediate mail disposal]

UpdatedNovember 20, 2022

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FlushMail - Anonymous Temporary Mail Service [Support files/attachment and immediate mail disposal]

I am exploring the world of technology and playing with them. Like a kid, breaking them and modiy them.

Recently I got interested in the mailing system and explored some stuff, and finally decided to design a Temporary E-mail service as my first work in mailing service.

FlushMail - Anonymous Temporary Mail Service [Support files/attachment and immediate mail disposal]

You can access this here: https://flushmail.live and the link in the first comment.

Please leave feedback in the comments. If you would like a detailed blog on this project/mailing system or any other topic, feel free to let me know in the comment section.

I am working on its documentation part, ASAP it gets ready I will update that. I am going to extend this one project and have some ideas to work on an email privacy tool. If anyone want to collaborate please give a reply

#temporay-mail #mail #developer #development #contribution-and-impact

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I am exploring the world of technology and playing with them. Like a kid, want to break them and create new ones. I will continue to write blogs to make developers' life easier.

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