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Masked Emails for Journalists

Brett Farmiloe

· 1 min read

We’ve added an extra layer of protection for your inbox.

Now, when you submit a query, your real email address is hidden from the HARO list. Instead, we use a masked email that routes pitches to you securely — preventing your address from being scraped or added to unwanted pitch lists.

This update also helps us filter spam more effectively, so only relevant responses reach you.

Your inbox, protected.
— The HARO Team

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