@[email protected] to TechnologyEnglish • 5 months agoProtonMail domains listed as disposable. Help needed to delistgithub.comexternal-linkmessage-square19fedilinkarrow-up173arrow-down166file-textcross-posted to: protonprivacy
arrow-up17arrow-down1external-linkProtonMail domains listed as disposable. Help needed to delistgithub.com@[email protected] to TechnologyEnglish • 5 months agomessage-square19fedilinkfile-textcross-posted to: protonprivacy
minus-square@misophistlinkEnglish15•edit-25 months agoIt’s a list of places you can get free, disposable email addresses. Protonmail fits here. Now, why anybody would use this list for mail filtering is a whole different question. They’d be blocking some huge email providers.
minus-square@misophistlinkEnglish6•5 months agoYes, but some are more difficult to get. Personal domains cost money. Edu, gov, and most business emails are harder to get.
minus-square@jordanlundlinkEnglish1•5 months agoQuite a few companies block free email addresses from filling out forms due to abuse. Happens all the time.
minus-square@gingersneaklinkEnglish2•5 months agoWhat company in their right mind blocks Gmail? Also, who pays for email?
minus-square@jordanlundlinkEnglish2•5 months agoCompanies that engage in business to business services. Say you have a free demo of the product you’re selling, but you want to limit downloads to other legitimate businesses, because that’s your market. You gate it behind a form, and rig the form submission to reject free and ISP email addresses. So [email protected] - desirable and allowed. [email protected] or cox.net - not your market, block form submission. Happens ALL the time.
It’s a list of places you can get free, disposable email addresses. Protonmail fits here. Now, why anybody would use this list for mail filtering is a whole different question. They’d be blocking some huge email providers.
Isn’t every email address disposable?
Yes, but some are more difficult to get. Personal domains cost money. Edu, gov, and most business emails are harder to get.
Quite a few companies block free email addresses from filling out forms due to abuse. Happens all the time.
What company in their right mind blocks Gmail? Also, who pays for email?
Companies that engage in business to business services.
Say you have a free demo of the product you’re selling, but you want to limit downloads to other legitimate businesses, because that’s your market.
You gate it behind a form, and rig the form submission to reject free and ISP email addresses.
So [email protected] - desirable and allowed. [email protected] or cox.net - not your market, block form submission.
Happens ALL the time.