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SimpleLogin premium, with their domain. But I can't blame them for not wanting to ruin the simplelogin.com domain
I wonder if that's the case for custom domains as well.
It's trivial to figure out who is proxying your email, so I would assume yes.
If you have your own domain and need to create dozens of aliases for the same website, just self-host SimpleLogin.
Email is one of the services I will never self host.
I don't self-host my primary mail server either, but it's fine for my aliases (I use self-hosted addy.io but SimpleLogin can also be self-hosted). I use PGP to encrypt everything on my addy.io instance, and only decrypt it in my email client.