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Couldn't you just leave off the return address? In this case there's not much metadata to collect except for the recipient address.
by thetrb 13y ago
Couldn't you just leave off the return address? In this case there's not much metadata to collect except for the recipient address.
- riquito 13y agoYou can also fake the "from" address in an e-mail, and send it from somewhere in the world via vpn
- jobigoud 13y agoI did a fun experiment once. I wrote the actual recipient address in the return address place, and put a non existant address in the front. I also didn't stamp it. It did arrive to the recipient 2 weeks later, with a "return to sender" banner.
- jsymolon 13y agoWorking in the mailing business and dealing with the USPS carriers; they are not dummies (the usual people warning here) and if someone gets curious on why so many pieces arrive at a certain address w/o postage, I would expect that address to get flagged for a special looksee.