Google is developing 'Shielded Email' for Gmail to protect users from spam. This feature allows the creation of temporary email aliases that forward messages to the primary email, ensuring safer sign-ups for apps and reducing the risks associated with sharing personal email addresses.

The new feature titled Shielded Email was first discovered in Google's Autofill settings, according to a news by Android Authority. The feature has not gone liv

We've just uncovered early work on a new Google project called Shielded Email that appears to generate temporary email aliases for use with sketchy apps.

Google could soon be introducing a new feature to Gmail called Shielded Mail. It is assumed to be a temporary email generator, which lets users make throwaway email addresses to sign up for things without getting their actual email spammed.

It seems Google is about to launch an email feature for users, similar to one Apple already provides via iCloud. According to a new report from Android Authority, a new feature called Shielded Email has suddenly appeared in the Google Autofill settings menu.

Shielded Email will generate unique email addresses that you can use to sign up for apps and services. All emails to the unique address will be forwarded to your primary inbox. Spam emails have become a big problem,