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Something else to keep in mind with this service: your email provider is now getting metadata on all of your physical mail. By default, USPS sends the actual im
by eeeeeeeeeeeee 9y ago
Something else to keep in mind with this service: your email provider is now getting metadata on all of your physical mail. By default, USPS sends the actual image of the front of the letter to your email.
- eeeeeeeeeeeee 9y agoAlso, it looks like you can't change this behavior. I'd prefer if I simply received an email that said "you have mail coming soon, sign in to view the image" but it appears to either be off/on, you can't customize the actual notification message.
- DarronWyke 9y agoWhich really doesn't matter if you use that same address for online ordering. Which has your address plastered on it. In plain text.
- devy 9y agoNo, that's not the point. It's not the plain text address info that matters but the sender (who sends you snail mail) matters. E.G. 123 Main St, Music City, USA is public knowledge to all people touches your physical mails, but no one has the entire picture of all physical mails you are getting from in your physical inbox (shops, banks etc.), until now with Informed Delivery courtesy of USPS.
- eeeeeeeeeeeee 9y agoMaybe go read what I wrote before replying? I'm talking about metadata. They will see every company/person you correspond with by mail now.