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I'm not 100% sure that that gets you wildcard email addresses that all point to the same inbox, but if they support that, sure!

• criddell 2y ago
  Not sure about Apple, but Google calls has that and calls it catch-all-routing.
• move-on-by 2y ago
  I don’t know about Google, but I know iCloud supports domain wildcarding
  • lidder86 2y ago
    Proxy address ie user@gmail.com you would use ia+user@gmail.com and have rules to match that
    • layer8 2y ago
      It’s user+ia@gmail.com, and it’s a poor substitute for a dedicated domain. For one, every attacker knows about plus addressing and that those addresses are really all the same email account.
      • rixed 2y ago
        They still don't know what you put after the "+" to log into another service.
• radicality 2y ago
  Google has it, though I think you need the paid Workspace version? I’m paying around $15/month now ever since google killed the free tier for custom domains.