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The most convenient option is to use gmail and to preface the email address with service name and "+". So if your email is example@gmail.com, it becomes dropb
by celticninja 10y ago
The most convenient option is to use gmail and to preface the email address with service name and "+".
So if your email is example@gmail.com, it becomes
dropbox+example@gmail.com
If you dont like gmail, just use it for signups, but as you can have 2FA on GMAIL it is reasonably safe for this sort of stuff.
- lnalx 10y agoSome forms does not allow "+" character and I do not think this is the best solution for privacy: Spammers can easily have your root address.
- celticninja 10y agoyou can replace the "+" with "." for the same effect. Yes spammers can get your root address but they could get that anyway and you would not know where they got it, this way you can block all future messages to that address and avoid that particular service.