I've been vending myself unique email addresses for every online account I use for about 3 years. They are nice because I can reply to them like a regular mail and my actual email account gets stripped out automagically.
I've been considering making it a product and I wonder in this case what people would want to do when the account data gets leaked?
1. blackhole all email to the address.
2. forward all email to some email service that is never/rarely used.
3. flag messages that are not sent from the matching domain (doordash.com in this case).
4. blackhole and generate a new address so the user can go back to door dash and provide a fresh email address.
I also wonder if there is any use for meta data on who's trying to email a blackholed email addrress e.g spam blacklisting.
I've been considering making it a product and I wonder in this case what people would want to do when the account data gets leaked?
1. blackhole all email to the address. 2. forward all email to some email service that is never/rarely used. 3. flag messages that are not sent from the matching domain (doordash.com in this case). 4. blackhole and generate a new address so the user can go back to door dash and provide a fresh email address.
I also wonder if there is any use for meta data on who's trying to email a blackholed email addrress e.g spam blacklisting.