So, I'll use this to release my startup idea to solve spam. I am never going to build a startup at this point in my life, so I'm releasing this idea into the et

So, I'll use this to release my startup idea to solve spam. I am never going to build a startup at this point in my life, so I'm releasing this idea into the ether- maybe someone can make this happen :) It's an email service/mailbox, let's call it inboundmail.com. You create your personal email there, let's say hash872@inboundmail.com. Every time you receive unsolicited spam to your 'real' Gmail or what have you, you respond with back with a stern GPDR/CCPA request that they delete your Gmail- and replace it with your unique, @inboundmail.com address. Within Inbound you can create any rules that you like to filter, block etc. This becomes your new 'public' address, like a Google Voice for email. Recruiters can spam you here, and so on. Revenue model? You charge senders to send x number of emails to inboundmail.com a month- the same way LinkedIn does. In fact, speaking of LinkedIn- you could replace your personal email on file with LinkedIn, with your Inbound one. All LinkedIn messages get filtered to Inbound! Then you can sort, filter, auto-reply, block etc. Could spammers just ignore Inbound and keep spamming your Gmail? Maybe, but I see the world going in a more regulated direction with GPDR/CCPA that makes this untenable. Once companies start paying some real fines, it'll be more difficult. 'Thanks Mr. Recruiter- please send future JDs to my Inbound email address', etc. You're in control. Thank you for coming to my TED talk