Most people use the same email address everywhere. One breach and it leaks for years. The known fix...
Most people use the same email address everywhere. One breach and it leaks for
years. The known fix is a different alias per service — but every tool I tried
made me create each alias upfront. I wanted the opposite: a subdomain where
every address just works, and the alias is born the moment the first email
arrives.
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