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Last time I tried to create e-mail address via Tor, ProtonMail worked flawlessly. No phone number required. They even have .onion domain available exclusively v
by mkup 6y ago
Last time I tried to create e-mail address via Tor, ProtonMail worked flawlessly. No phone number required. They even have .onion domain available exclusively via Tor.
But other e-mail providers like GMail and Hotmail won't like Tor and ask user to provide phone number, you are partially right. So solution is simply not to use these e-mail providers.
- Funes- 6y ago>Last time I tried to create e-mail address via Tor, ProtonMail worked flawlessly. No phone number required. It must've been some time ago, then, because they now require an SMS (your phone number), a donation, or another e-mail account.
- TechBro8615 6y agoI don’t think that’s true for every exit node. Keep cycling your IP and you may find one where it’s not required.
- jandrese 6y agoEven if you get the account created it will tend to self-lock after a short time and ask for SMS verification. Email services that don't SMS verify on VPN or TOR endpoints usually find themselves on anti-spam blacklists sooner rather than later. Spammers are constantly on the lookout for email services that don't have trashed reputations to get around Gmail and other provider's filters.
- metrokoi 6y agoProtonMail does not allow new account creation over VPN or Tor without donation or SMS. I checked just now. The point of creating an account with Tor is that it's completely untraceable. Yandex does, however.
- 77pt77 6y ago> Yandex does, however Nope. Also fails. I git curious a few weeks ago and tried most services mentioned here. All failed, all asked for either SMS or another email.
- 77pt77 6y ago> Last time I tried to create e-mail address via Tor, ProtonMail worked flawlessly. I got the silent treatment. They say nothing and just don't create the address.