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The solution seems pretty simple to me. First sent email is automatically preceded by a request which the receiver can accept or deny. If deny, all incoming com
by _Schizotypy 8y ago
The solution seems pretty simple to me. First sent email is automatically preceded by a request which the receiver can accept or deny. If deny, all incoming communication is blocked, if accepted sender is added to whitelist. No website or separate approval process needed.
- stephenr 8y agoWhy have the initial pre-message then? Why not just have a client that prompts on unknown senders? Edit: or maybe that’s what you meant?
- _Schizotypy 8y agoRequest was just a generic term for asking permission in some way, a client prompt would work. Preferably logged in some fashion.
- stephenr 8y agoI think you could probably do this now with a good enough client and mail processing rules.