Is this possible from the point of view of the SMTP protocol itself?
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Using an anonymous connection. For example, using an anonymous Tor browser. You can register a new e-mail box, or use the site to send an anonymous letter, they are now full on the Internet, here is one of them, for example: anonymouse.org
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