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What I usually do is servicename + 6 to 10 random numbers. This way I can see the intended recipient whilst avoiding people being able to check where I've signe
by turboponyy 4y ago
What I usually do is servicename + 6 to 10 random numbers. This way I can see the intended recipient whilst avoiding people being able to check where I've signed up.
- t_mann 4y agoWhy not use the numbers to encode the creation date?
- turboponyy 4y agoYou certainly could, though I don't particularly care about the creation date - additionally, this is something that I can do easily by hand. E: Ah, I didn't see the schema one of the parent commenters suggested - your question makes a lot more sense now. I still don't really care about the creation date, though, but I do care about the email having a random component, since if someone were to figure out my naming schema, they could check whether I've signed up for any given service.