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> My guess is that it's being send to the email the user registered with I assumed otherwise because they specifically wrote "sharing". Still, I'm not sure agr
by whynaut 6y ago
> My guess is that it's being send to the email the user registered with
I assumed otherwise because they specifically wrote "sharing". Still, I'm not sure agree with:
> requiring them to provide a separate email from the one they registered with completely defeats the purpose of obfuscating the email in the first place
I can't use most apps without providing an email, whether they need it or not. That's a much worse situation than not being able to use some features without providing one (which still assumes me having no access to or knowledge of my own iCloud email).
- JAlexoid 6y agoWhen you send an email, there's typically 2 email addresses. But if you share a trip to a person who's on Tripit - they just get a notice and a record in their webapp.