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I do this but note that '+' will invalidate your email on some sites and can't be used to begin with. Yay for poor email validation! Gmail ignores `.` in email
by Nadya 10y ago
I do this but note that '+' will invalidate your email on some sites and can't be used to begin with. Yay for poor email validation! Gmail ignores `.` in email addresses so you could also try `y.o.u.r.e.m.a.i.l@gmail.com` which will validate in more places - but then you can't pinpoint where exactly unless you start keeping track in a complex spreadsheet. But you will know that somewhere you signed up for sold your email address.
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- TeMPOraL 10y ago> unless you start keeping track in a complex spreadsheet The spreadsheet doesn't have to be that complex. Just treat the spaces between letters as bits. Dot is 1, no dot is 0. Suddenly, an e-mail temporal@example.com has 128 different variants, and your spreadsheet may just be a numbered list of companies :).