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Sometimes I let sites sign me in with FB/Twitter, because the alternative is giving them my email address, which seems nearly just as bad. And that way, I don't
by kzahel 14y ago
Sometimes I let sites sign me in with FB/Twitter, because the alternative is giving them my email address, which seems nearly just as bad. And that way, I don't have to type anything.
- pgeorgi 14y agoThere's easily an infinite amount of email addresses (eg. spamgourmet). A browser extensions to automate that would be nice, though. FB and twitter both spread enough tracking beacons (those like/share buttons) across the web that any attempt to use >1 accounts to distract FB or twitter are probably futile.
- Gormo 14y agoI always use a unique, disposable email address for every account I create, and use KeePass for automated login. This method is just as easy, and allows me to retain full control over my online accounts.
- RKearney 14y agoIt's also a fun way to see who sells your email address to third parties.