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SimpleLogin

@SimpleLogin

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/
simplelogin.io
Joined June 2019
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With SimpleLogin, cutting out an overly-chatty emailer is super simple... ...if you've given out your main address, it's considerably harder.
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Need a visual on how SimpleLogin works? We've got you.
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Protect your inbox from spam. It's really quite simple to do.
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SimpleLogin protects your primary address by stopping you from ever having to give it out. Secret = safe.
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Junk emails are a bad way of doing a useful thing.
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You know it's true (and you know SimpleLogin solves this)
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SimpleLogin reroutes email into your inbox, protecting your primary address. Keep it secret, keep it safe.
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Got a Proton Account? You can connect it to SimpleLogin quickly and easily. Start creating new hide-my-email aliases, adding catch-all subdomains, and more, today!
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Make sure to have our “gotcha” feature (“Include website address”) always switched on. That way, if a service you are using sells your contact information, you can easily undo what they’ve done and replace them. You can find the feature in the Settings in our web app.
The feature in the SimpleLogin settings (web app) showing how to always include website name in the alias.

ALT The feature in the SimpleLogin settings (web app) showing how to always include website name in the alias.

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The intended use of #SimpleLogin 😍 Make sure to include the website name into each email alias you create on SimpleLogin and find who’s sharing your email addresses (intentionally or not). simplelogin.io/
A tweet that says: "Thanks @SimpleLogin You have once again saved me from a scam email today. Today I received an email to one of my email addresses that this company should not have, and I didn't even know the company. "open the PDF from us". NO! F**K YOU! 🤬"

ALT A tweet that says: "Thanks @SimpleLogin You have once again saved me from a scam email today. Today I received an email to one of my email addresses that this company should not have, and I didn't even know the company. "open the PDF from us". NO! F**K YOU! 🤬"

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Hide-my-email aliases make it easy to say goodbye.
The meme shows people around a gravestone, with one guy taking a selfie in front of it, showing a victory sign. The gravestone says: "Incessant email ads from a web store I needed once.", while the guy showing the victory sign is labeled with the image of the SimpleLogin feature that allows you to disable aliases (i.e. stop receiving emails sent to a particular alias).

ALT The meme shows people around a gravestone, with one guy taking a selfie in front of it, showing a victory sign. The gravestone says: "Incessant email ads from a web store I needed once.", while the guy showing the victory sign is labeled with the image of the SimpleLogin feature that allows you to disable aliases (i.e. stop receiving emails sent to a particular alias).

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A data breach affecting your user account on an online service should not be a disaster, but something that you can take care of in a couple of minutes: 1 / 2
An X/Twitter post screenshot saying: "I received an email from @coingecko tonight about a data breach.. I couldn't help letting out a little smug grin knowing that I use @SimpleLogin to help protect me, and that my email address is of no use to anyone else. A quick email change, a block of the old alias and all is good."

ALT An X/Twitter post screenshot saying: "I received an email from @coingecko tonight about a data breach.. I couldn't help letting out a little smug grin knowing that I use @SimpleLogin to help protect me, and that my email address is of no use to anyone else. A quick email change, a block of the old alias and all is good."

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Some retailers’ and services’ privacy practices are truly abysmal. This is why using email aliases needs to become the norm rather than an exception. As soon as you see one of them using your email in a way you haven’t agreed to, disable the alias: simplelogin.io/
Screenshot from Mastodon: "A physical store managed to link my throw away email to my credit card thanks to an online purchase made with the same card and started sending me "review your offline purchase" spam. Thankfully, I'm using @simplelogin, so I can just kill that email address, but it looks like I need to start using virtual credit cards as well."

ALT Screenshot from Mastodon: "A physical store managed to link my throw away email to my credit card thanks to an online purchase made with the same card and started sending me "review your offline purchase" spam. Thankfully, I'm using @simplelogin, so I can just kill that email address, but it looks like I need to start using virtual credit cards as well."

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