RelayBeam essentially flipped the email address to make the domain into the username. Except, it seems less robust.
In an example it says John is a doctor and uses the john@hospital and john@home.
Incidentally John is a popular name. I don't really trust JohnK1984@hospital over the email equivalent [email protected]
The hospital can also have an info@..., support@..., noreply@...
How does a business do that with relaybeam? It's going to be hard to have work related comms on a system that is managed by the employee.
e.g. [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
RelayBeam essentially flipped the email address to make the domain into the username. Except, it seems less robust.
In an example it says John is a doctor and uses the john@hospital and john@home.
Incidentally John is a popular name. I don't really trust JohnK1984@hospital over the email equivalent [email protected]
The hospital can also have an info@..., support@..., noreply@... How does a business do that with relaybeam? It's going to be hard to have work related comms on a system that is managed by the employee.