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Manual clear removes messages you can see in a temporary inbox; it does not rewrite the sender’s servers or guarantee every log is gone—check Mailby’s public privacy and retention pages for product specifics.
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After a temporary inbox expires, you typically lose access to stored messages and their From headers—treat sender addresses as gone from your view, and read the provider’s public retention policy for authoritative detail.
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After first receipt, the sender From address is part of stored message metadata until retention purge—Mailby does not keep it as a permanent public identity.
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Manual clear revokes access and schedules purge of message bodies; verify against Mailby’s public retention policy—not assumptions about instant global erasure.
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After a temporary inbox expires, you lose access to message bodies; do not treat unpublished internals as retention promises—check public policy.
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After a temporary inbox first receives a message, the body stays only until retention ends or you delete—receive lease and retention are separate clocks.
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Manual clear removes inbox access and schedules purge of message bodies and attachments—download anything you need first; retention clocks are not a backup service.
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After a temporary inbox expires, attachments become inaccessible with the message—download anything you need before the lease ends.
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Attachments follow the inbox retention clock: available while stored messages remain, then purged with the mailbox. Download anything you must keep before deletion.
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