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name+service@email.com is also a good way to find out. It’s standard and accepted by most sites and most email providers. I use it, didn’t find any proof of ser
by 10729287 3y ago
name+service@email.com is also a good way to find out. It’s standard and accepted by most sites and most email providers. I use it, didn’t find any proof of service selling my adress except some random Ali express vendor the one and only time I bought here an item I couldn’t find anywhere.
- hanche 3y agoThat mechanism is so well known, it’s trivial to undo by removing the +service part. Is it really effective? How would you even find out if it is?
- 10729287 3y agoGood point. I'm not sure the bad guys take time to clean the base or even care. But for sure the edgy/grey area one would. Still, i'm more confident about this solution than relay emails from any service (even Firefox) that could potentially lock me out eventually.