Exactly and then you can block that one addressband you dont get spam anymore. You can make the addresses up as you go btw, it will receive every email sent to your domain anywaya
Another advantage of having your own domain for email is that you can just pack your shit and move to greener pastures when your current email provider turns to shit. No need to change your email everywhere.
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I still keep my Hotmail/Yahoo/etc., but I’ve gotten my name as a domain and use that for professional communication.
It has catch-all support, so whether you send an email to [email protected] or “[email protected]”, I still receive it.
I do the same. And if someone abuses a particular alias I block it.
Wait, so you can just willy-nilly name emails for your domain for different online services and see who’s selling your data pretty easily then right?
I mean… who isn’t selling our data but still lol
Yes! I’ve literally found out about a data leak this way before it was announced publicly.
That’s neat
Exactly and then you can block that one addressband you dont get spam anymore. You can make the addresses up as you go btw, it will receive every email sent to your domain anywaya
That’s actually really cool! I’ve been actively degoogling this year but my email is one of the last holdouts so I’ll have to look into this
Another advantage of having your own domain for email is that you can just pack your shit and move to greener pastures when your current email provider turns to shit. No need to change your email everywhere.
I just set that up. Pretty useful