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To be fair, I would assume/hope the implementation is gmail specific and just truncs the + part only when doing uniqueness validation. Granted its effectiveness
by kodablah 8y ago
To be fair, I would assume/hope the implementation is gmail specific and just truncs the + part only when doing uniqueness validation. Granted its effectiveness is small.
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- __ryan__ 8y agoThis would not account for emails which have a custom subdomain but are still hosted by gmail, which will behave the same way as gmail with respect to the "+" sign (I've seen many universities do this).