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Well, for a start, there is no way of knowing if a message I sent actually get delivered. Messages sometimes take minutes or even go up a to come through for n
by TylerE 2y ago
Well, for a start, there is no way of knowing if a message I sent actually get delivered.
Messages sometimes take minutes or even go up a to come through for no apparent reason what so ever.
Massive spam issues. Headers are trivially forged
People can sign up other peoples addresses to mailing lists, and if that 3rd party is a company, good luck not getting re-subscribed to random stuff for the rest of eternity.
- EvanAnderson 2y ago> Well, for a start, there is no way of knowing if a message I sent actually get delivered. That's a feature. I don't want senders to know if their message was received without my explicit acknowledgement.
- oneshtein 2y ago> Well, for a start, there is no way of knowing if a message I sent actually get delivered. There is, but nobody uses it. > Massive spam issues. Verify your recipients, then add them to a white list, then block everybody else, like a typical chat program does.
- swiftcoder 2y ago> Well, for a start, there is no way of knowing if a message I sent actually get delivered. Every major email client has supported read receipts for a very long time now. It's just rarely enabled by default outside of corporate environments (I would guess in part because users find it invasive).