Re:Firefox rolls out Total Cookie Protection by default to a...
by logifail on Tuesday June 14, 2022 @11:01AM
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> I know some people also have their own domain with unlimited email addresses
A friend of mine does it the hardcore way, through DNS. He adds MX records for subdomains corresponding to the name of the site he's signing up for. Lets say his domain name is example.com:
A friend of mine does it the hardcore way, through DNS. He adds MX records for subdomains corresponding to the name of the site he's signing up for. Lets say his domain name is example.com:
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] and so on
He also does it for friends(!) meaning when he gives you "his" email, it's always of the form bob@<yourname>.example.com
If he tires of you or your comms get too spammy, he just bins the relevant DNS record. No more mail from you!