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I do this with my email, and it's definitely a non-issue. The problem is not people but processes - automated spam and the like.
by joosters 6y ago
I do this with my email, and it's definitely a non-issue. The problem is not people but processes - automated spam and the like.
- 8ytecoder 6y agoAgreed. I do this and even without any good spam filter, my spam is down to at most 2 a week. The reason behind this is that most companies that exchange data use email/phone number as a unique key. (I use fastmail to host. This is the only reason I can't use Hey yet.)