What is the difference between a Single-Source Alias and a Standard Alias?
A Single-Source Alias can be seen as a shortcut for a Standard Alias with a single whitelisted address or domain. When automatic initialization is turned on, the “whitelisted” address or domain is automatically initialized with the sender of the first incoming email. Emails from other sources are bounced back.
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