This kind of stuff is as low effort that even apple is doing it for people. You might need to jump some hoops to not be locked into apple, but once you use a pa

This kind of stuff is as low effort that even apple is doing it for people. You might need to jump some hoops to not be locked into apple, but once you use a password manager, this is mostly transparent. The largest hurdle I have to deal is puzzled looks whenever I have to give my details to customer service or people in person. Which by the way, for me is more than just dealing with spam. It's more about dealing with a breach of trust. If my info got leaked or sold by a company, I might want to review what kind of business I would like to have with them. I mean, I even got spam on an email I gave to a company I was contracting with. After some research, it seems like it was for a company owned by a high exec's son. Keep in mind that this is was post GDPR and the company did business in Europe.