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Is there email counterpart of HTTP 301? This could be the solution. But it would have to be much more secure and would require human confirmations to make the "

by bartq 4y ago

Is there email counterpart of HTTP 301? This could be the solution. But it would have to be much more secure and would require human confirmations to make the "301" to take the effect.

d2wa 4y ago
Email relay and email forwarding filters. However, it’s up to the email service provider to handle this. Which is out of your control.
- account42 4y ago
  It's also not really equivalent since there is no feedback to the sender that the canonical address for the user has changed.