It's sad because all the new "private emails" like Tuta only offer a very limited number of aliases. Legit throwaway addresses offer a good compromise between privacy and security.
> try to count how many times you clicked “Delete” on junk or unwanted inbox messages
I don't understand that sentence in the article though. I click on "report spam" every time because that's what it is, even if it's a legitimate business that I used in the past. They use dark patterns to make you subscribe, but it's not honest, therefore -> spam.
> try to count how many times you clicked “Delete” on junk or unwanted inbox messages
I don't understand that sentence in the article though. I click on "report spam" every time because that's what it is, even if it's a legitimate business that I used in the past. They use dark patterns to make you subscribe, but it's not honest, therefore -> spam.