TempPinAddress and access token generated
The service creates a random address, an expiration time, and an access token for this inbox only. Treat the token like your inbox key: don’t share it, expose it in screenshots, or enter it in external forms.
Active receiving window
Incoming messages, including the sender, subject, body, and attachments, enter the current inbox and are displayed using the token. The countdown indicates how long the inbox remains visible; it is not a promise to retain critical data.
Old access point stops working
Generating a new address invalidates the old one; destroying the inbox ends access to the current inbox. Content copied to other systems or downloaded to a device is not deleted from those locations.
Cleanup begins
You should no longer rely on the old token for access. Operational logs, security records, error queues, or backups may be cleaned up after a limited operational period to prevent abuse and restore service.
What the browser stores
The page temporarily stores the current inbox token and address so it can refresh the message list, open details, or download attachments. Closing the page, changing the address, or clearing browser data may prevent continued access. The forwarding console’s login token is stored only in the current browser session; you’ll need to verify again after signing out or ending the session.
Temporary inboxes and forwarding aliases run on different clocks
Temporary inbox
Designed for short-term tasks, with the address and content leaving your access path when the inbox expires or is destroyed. Best for email you won’t need to recover long term.
Forwarding alias
Designed for ongoing communication, with the account, alias, and delivery status retained until you pause, delete, or otherwise manage the account. Copies forwarded to an external email account are controlled by that provider.
Actions you can take
- Change the address or destroy the inbox when you no longer need it
- Don’t use a temporary address for accounts you may need to recover with a password later
- Delete sensitive attachments downloaded locally, along with browser download history
- Pause or delete forwarding aliases you no longer need
- Submit applicable data requests to support@temppin.com, but don’t include passwords or complete verification codes
“Temporary” doesn’t mean “completely anonymous”
Using a separate email address can reduce exposure of your real inbox address. Senders, network services, browsers, and external email providers may still process IP, device, account, and payment information. When you need to understand the formal data categories, purposes, and ways to exercise your rights, see the Privacy Policy; this page is a product guide to help you make informed decisions.