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I've seen sites that disallow auto-generated addresses, super lame and makes me not want to use them, not sure how common that is today.
by seanp2k2 4y ago
I've seen sites that disallow auto-generated addresses, super lame and makes me not want to use them, not sure how common that is today.
- reaperducer 4y agoI've seen sites that disallow auto-generated addresses, super lame and makes me not want to use them, not sure how common that is today. Expect this to change, if Apple's anonymous e-mail forwarding becomes popular. Just like when IT departments (including the one at my company) insisted that everyone use Blackberries because iPhones weren't suitable for a corporate environment. Once enough C-levels start using any feature, it spreads like wildfire.
- antifa 4y ago> Expect this to change, if Apple's anonymous e-mail forwarding becomes popular. They'll continue to block the non-apple ones regardless.
- ezfe 4y agoHow do they disallow it?
- saxonww 4y agoI'm not sure if this is the same thing, but I think there are published lists of domains used by e.g. mailinator, so if they see a match they just reject you with a "please use a valid email address" message.
- newaccount74 4y agoThey can't easily filter Apples or Fastmails addresses, since they have @icloud.com / @fastmail.com domains.