glokk

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   by glokk 6y ago

   Apart from the kick-out risk, using SSO from Google/Facebook isn't good for your privacy neither. They usually have an iframe in their SDK that can track you even when you don't click on the login button.
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   by glokk 6y ago

   Once you have your domain, you can use Zoho create emails for your domain for free. They don't offer IMAP/POP3 access in the free tier though.
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   by glokk 6y ago

   There's another privacy-focused SSO solution from SimpleLogin that creates a different email address for each relying party.
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   by glokk 6y ago

   You can use SimpleLogin [1]. It's available as a web app, Chrome/Firefox extension or iOS/Android app. [1] https://simplelogin.io
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   by glokk 6y ago

   Another solution is to create a different email address for each website/newsletter. This can be done quite easily with services like SimpleLogin or 33mail. This solution also makes this harder to track you online, therefore protect yo
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   by glokk 6y ago

   You can use an email alias service to create a different email address for each service. You can just disable or remove this address to unsubscribe from a service. SimpleLogin, 33mail do that.
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   by glokk 6y ago

   If they have control over DNS, could they just move to another cloud service?