Version 1.6.1
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- 68.9 MB · XAPK
- Android
- Android 7.0+
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- Archived build
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- 68.9 MB
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- Android 7.0+
- Uploaded on
- Aug 23, 2026
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Current latest: AdGuard Mail 1.6.1
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AdGuard Mail 1.6.1 archive notes
AdGuard Mail 1.6.1 presents a privacy-minded way to separate everyday email from the addresses used around the web. The Android onboarding introduces two paths: temporary mail for short-lived registrations and verification messages, and aliases for subscriptions or services that may continue sending mail. Temporary messages stay in the app unless forwarded, while an alias can route mail to a chosen recipient and later be disabled when it becomes noisy. This makes the app suitable for trials, newsletters, online accounts, and other situations where sharing a primary address feels unnecessary. The package targets Android 7.0 or newer. Account setup is required before creating addresses, and the available forwarding or premium options can depend on the service plan.
Separate one-time sign-ups from your main inbox
Temporary Mail creates a disposable address for trials, verification messages, and promotions, then keeps incoming mail inside the app unless you forward it. It is a useful choice when you want a short interaction without inviting follow-up messages to your everyday mailbox.
Keep long-running services behind a manageable alias
Messages sent to an alias can be forwarded to a chosen recipient, and disabling that alias stops future forwarding without requiring changes on the service itself. This gives newsletters, shopping accounts, and communities a clearer privacy boundary.
Match the address to the job
The onboarding explains why Temp Mail suits quick, disposable tasks while aliases suit subscriptions and ongoing correspondence, so new users can choose a route before account setup. The distinction helps reduce clutter and keeps the primary address out of unnecessary sign-up forms.
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