@_RustyRooster
Magdalena
3 months
When registering on online services, instead of your name, put the name of the service, so when you receive spam emails you know which filthy bastard sold your data 🙂
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@Chaitan89480621
unknown acquaintance
3 months
@_RustyRooster I don't get it 😭
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@_RustyRooster
Magdalena
3 months
@Chaitan89480621 One of the reasons you receive spam emails is because when you register in websites online, sometimes the companies running the websites sell you emails to edgy advertisers (spammers), so when you register, on the form, instead of your name, put the website’s name and you’ll…
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@Infosec_4_all
Don Carlin
3 months
@_RustyRooster C'est tres clever mademoiselle!
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@west_linux
Westminster Penguin ₿
3 months
@_RustyRooster myname.likelyspammerdomain @pm .me, or Gmail works too.
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@kamscruz
Cruz
3 months
@_RustyRooster This is the best twitter post / hack I came across today! Good one 👍👌
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@AlreadyAgi
⚡️AlreadyAGI⚡️
3 months
@_RustyRooster You can also put the name in the email as a plus email: your email+[put company name here] @gmail .com All the emails get sent to your main inbox but with the part after the plus marked.
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@thermotronica
Hugo Angulo
3 months
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@iliaaamiri
ilia
3 months
@_RustyRooster LMFAOOOOO i think you’re actually a genius
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@cgallaty
Chris Gallaty
3 months
@_RustyRooster Back in the old days I would water mark dead tree publications with different middle initials. Was always fun for tagging junk mail.
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@1_more_zephyr
George, Phil and Bob the Builder
3 months
@_RustyRooster Another trick, if you use Gmail is to put the email address as user+thebastard @gmail .com This way it ends up in your inbox and is immediately identifiable and you can filter on it
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@icodeagents
Sacrificial Pancakes - Technomancer
3 months
@_RustyRooster It’s always all of them, it’s universal
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@scottwww7
Scottsman
3 months
@_RustyRooster I own my email domain. Email addresses that are not specifically setup all go one general account. For example: Sign up for nytimes[.]com. Use the email name nytimes @mydomain [.]com. Anything that comes in addressed to nytimes @mydomain [.]com and is not from nytimes is a scam.
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@JohnTech2023
GR1FF1N
3 months
@_RustyRooster I read once that you can create an email with DomainName+YourGmail So then you would know who sold your data But never tried so can’t confirm it would work
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@taatamalaika
I L
3 months
@_RustyRooster I use a custom email for that service for example x @lastname .com, instagram @lastname .com, etc. I have a catch all address
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@o_stefanishyna
Olha Stefanishyna
3 months
@_RustyRooster Everything ingenious is simple 👆
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@andreiacribeir
Andreia Ribeiro
3 months
@_RustyRooster Omg, very usefull tips 🤯
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@ChowRabbit
Chow
3 months
@_RustyRooster I like that
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@Confinity_com
Confinity
3 months
@_RustyRooster Oh thats a good one
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@Dingman
Jon Dingman
3 months
@_RustyRooster I do that with my email address instead. Wayyyyy easier to know.
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@yonk_nyc
Yianna
3 months
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