When you hear "Gmail temp mail," it’s not an official Google product. Instead, it refers to a growing privacy practice: using temporary email addresses (disposable emails) instead of your real Gmail account to avoid spam, trackers, and data leaks.
A few temp mail services (like 33Mail or SimpleLogin) allow you to create an alias that forwards to your real Gmail. When you stop receiving emails, you turn off the alias. This is more permanent than true “temp mail” but offers similar privacy. gmail temp mail
This is the only official "trick" that uses your real Gmail account. It does not create a temp email, but it allows you to filter and kill spam automatically. When you hear "Gmail temp mail," it’s not
Verdict: Useful for sorting mail, but not anonymous. The sender knows your real Gmail address. Verdict: Useful for sorting mail, but not anonymous
If you are in the Apple ecosystem, this is the closest you can get to a Gmail Temp Mail that actually forwards to your real inbox without exposing your real address.