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Yeah, but tech is not a zero-sum game, and the path of history is not linear. Email is becoming a pay to play system where you’re spam if you’re not one the app
by tboyd47 6y ago
Yeah, but tech is not a zero-sum game, and the path of history is not linear. Email is becoming a pay to play system where you’re spam if you’re not one the approved senders, and this seems like an elegant idea to correct that.
- LinuxBender 6y agoIt is an interesting idea. I am looking forward to how it plays out. I think the first challenge will be getting adoption from MTA's, smtp libraries and major email providers. This can't be done in a silo (server only) because smtp takes two to tango. Both the sender and the receiver have to implement this concept to utilize it. There will for sure be a handful of spammers that can't get their malware updated right away so you would at least have a window of less spam.