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It's sad because all the new "private emails" like Tuta only offer a very limited number of aliases. Legit throwaway addresses offer a good compromise between p
by Disposal8433 1y ago
It's sad because all the new "private emails" like Tuta only offer a very limited number of aliases. Legit throwaway addresses offer a good compromise between privacy and security.
> try to count how many times you clicked “Delete” on junk or unwanted inbox messages
I don't understand that sentence in the article though. I click on "report spam" every time because that's what it is, even if it's a legitimate business that I used in the past. They use dark patterns to make you subscribe, but it's not honest, therefore -> spam.
- reynard_le_faux 1y ago“Spam” as a neologism doesn’t have a widely agreed upon shared definition. The most apt would seem to be “email I don’t want”. But that’s not too helpful when third party gatekeepers are trying to mass assign status to an email. The same email could be unwanted by one person and very gratefully received by the next.
- Rygian 1y agoMy standard definition is "email from a sender not in my whitelist"
- andrewinardeer 1y agoMy employer demands I refer to this now as an "Allow List" and "Deny List', no more white list or black list, master drives or slave drives.
- hiatus 1y agoTuta lets you use a catchall. The alias limitation only applies if you want to send mail as the alias.