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What's new · 17 October 2026

A one-sender inbox can now take mail from five senders

When your bank writes from a second domain, or a colleague needs the same address, let them in from the inbox's settings.

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Questions people ask

A one-sender inbox is locked. How do I get mail from someone else?

Open the inbox's settings, select Edit next to Locked to, and add their domain, or their own address if they use Gmail or a similar provider. They can write straight away.

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Can I get a deleted address back?

Yes, the address, though not its mail. Make a new inbox with the same name, and Clova offers to bring it back: select Resurrect it. It comes back unlocked, and locks again as a new one does.

Bring an address back, step by step

What happens when a temporary inbox expires?

It stops taking mail: anything sent to it after that is bounced. The mail already in it stays, unless you chose to delete it when the inbox expires, as a Throwaway inbox does. An expired inbox with no mail left is deleted soon after.

Until then, you can give it more time in its settings: change Expires, or, once it has expired, switch it back on with Enable.

Give it more time, step by step

Does Clova read my mail?

No person here reads your mail or opens your attachments as a matter of course. The one exception is a message reported as abusive, as spam or as illegal: a person may then read that message, to decide what to do about it.

Software checks every message as it arrives, to see who sent it and to look for spam, abuse and illegal material, and no person is involved in that. We don't read mail to improve a product, to train a model, or to build a profile of you.

Who reads your mail, and what Clova keeps

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