
SimpleLogin by @ProtonPrivacy lets you send and receive emails anonymously. Protect your email address today with our privacy-preserving email aliases.
github.com/simple-login/app/
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In love with step 3 here.
xitter.cf/WatchmanPrivacy/status…
A lot of your chains are optional. Me today: have to create an account.
1) Tor Browser
2) Prepaid debit card
3) @SimpleLogin
4) Address: hotel
5) Account created, please verify ID. Instead, pull up another tab, log in to account. Already created. No verification needed.
Opt out
"Sign up to continue" never specifies which email address. Use a SimpleLogin alias, and if the site turns out to be a spam machine, delete the alias.
An online shop you bought one lamp from gets breached. If you used your real email, it's on a list now.
If you used a SimpleLogin alias, you switch that alias off and nothing else about your inbox changes.
This thread from this post down 💋👌
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Replying to @Noyiwrites
while researching privacy tools, i came across @SimpleLogin by @ProtonPrivacy
a platform that lets you send and receive emails anonymously using an alternative email address called an “alias”
any email sent to an alias is forwarded to your personal email.
It might feel a bit strange reading out a SimpleLogin address to someone working in customer service...
...but it's better than having your main address bombarded with spam.
A water filter gets rid of the undesirable things in your glass.
SimpleLogin gets rid of the undesirable things in your inbox.
Use SimpleLogin to create a separate email alias for every new signup.
If one gets leaked or starts receiving spam, delete the alias.
Your real email stays protected.
You said it.
xitter.cf/tictoknxtblock/status/…
I am the inbox firewall ✉️ 🧱🔥
xitter.cf/jfhksar88/status/20815…
Replying to @jfhksar88 @CleansedTweets
While you’re at it, use SimpleLogin to create unique aliases for individual services and sites, link them to route to either Proton or Tuta accounts. Flick a switch to turn off the aliases when needed. Firewalls your inbox nicely.
An alias beats some kind of junk/throwaway email. Way more convenient and you don't have to touch Google... or whoever would be providing that mail.
xitter.cf/ceidwadol/status/20765…
With SimpleLogin, cutting out an overly-chatty emailer is super simple...
...if you've given out your main address, it's considerably harder.
Protector of your inbox, friend to many.
xitter.cf/Glich/status/207278050…
It's ALWAYS the perfect time.
xitter.cf/ghostlead247/status/20…
Everyone wants your email; you don't have to give it to them.
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Bought a sofa this weekend. They needed an email. They got an email.
Once they send a marketing newsletter, they will no longer have an email... not one which works at least.












