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I use GuerrillaMail regularly. This is a security tool. There is an absolute need for easy anonymous throwaway email addresses. Hopefully, this will be resolved
by makach 6y ago
I use GuerrillaMail regularly. This is a security tool. There is an absolute need for easy anonymous throwaway email addresses. Hopefully, this will be resolved quickly. Tell us how to help!
- bufferoverflow 6y agoIt takes like 30 seconds to register a GMail address. I understand it's a bit less convenient, but how often do you need a throwaway email with zero prior use?
- rndgermandude 6y agoNo, "please give us your telephone number, you cannot skip this step"
- imtringued 6y agoPretty much every website requires you to enter an email address to create an account. If you don't trust the site or don't think you are going to use it for more than a trial then if you use your real email address you risk getting spam either through database leaks, because they have signed you up to a bunch of newsletters or because after signing up for a thousand different sites you get privacy policy updates every week.
- knorker 6y agomailinator?
- swiley 6y agoYou can create throwaway emails pretty easily if you register a domain name, they're not quite anonymous but they're practically the same.
- rsync 6y agoThis is correct. I strongly recommend registering a random, throwaway domain and running your own mailserver. Creating an entry in /etc/mail/aliases is just as fast as the interface on the throwaway email sites and you have much more control over the resulting inbound mail.