2024-05-09 18:56:40
#willhaben steigt aus Sicherheitsgründen von #TAN via #EMail auf TAN via #SMS um.
Glaubt nicht diese Behauptung. SMS ist g…
I really dislike the current trend of "send a link that can be revoked" rather than an attachment in email under the guise of data governance.
If you put something in "the post" then you can't go and get it back. It's like sending someone a postcard with a "I've sent you a thing but you need to come and get it".
#email #datagovernance #attachments
After all most 4 months of ignoring my personal #email except when I had no choice I have now achieved #InboxZero
No fancy process, just select all and delete, yes, delete. I only did a cursory scan and archived the more important emails without reading.
email is dead
"Your password is too short" is sooo 2023.
"Your email address is too short" is the new hot trend.
#email #technology #websites
Weekend Reads
* Default Apple apps privacy #Apple #Outages #Email #TLS #Microsoft
"#Email gave us private messaging technology that isn’t owned by a single company.
#ActivityPub is doing the same for social technology. It’s a protocol that allows people across different platforms to follow, like and reply to one another. No algorithms. No lock-in. No bullshit.
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I just had an impressively pleasant customer service experience with @…. Turns out it wasn't even their issue, but they responded quickly and in exactly the level of detail I needed.
It's so sad that it's so uncommon that it's worth tooting about...
#Email
I'm still wondering what would be the best approach towards unique #eMail addresses with my domain.
For a long time, I've been using the " " approach with #GMail but that sucks because:
• A fair number of sites reject e-mail addresses containing a " ", and at this point it's no longer a matter of copy-pasting poor snippets, but people explicitly blocking cheap unique addresses.
• It's quite obvious, and so people can easily take the "base" address out of it.
I'm considering three alternatives:
1. The catch-all, or opt-out approach — just grab mail from all possible addresses. Easy to set up, and lets me dynamically get unique addresses with no effort. On the minus side, it's going to get lots of #spam, and I'll end up having to block a lot of commonly used usernames.
2. Prefixed catch-all — grab mail from all possible addresses starting with a specific prefix. Somewhat similar to the " " approach, except without special characters and less obvious. Would combine being able to quickly make new addresses up, while filtering out most of the generic spam. On the minus side, I don't think most of the mail providers would actually support something like that.
3. Explicit addresses, or opt-in approach — create aliases explicitly whenever I need one. Lots of work, but probably the cleanest solution. I'd probably also have to have a handful of "free" aliases on me, in case I needed to quickly give someone a unique e-mail address.
Digitalminister Wissing will Recht auf #Verschlüsselung - im Sinne des Koalitionsvertrags - gesetzlich verankern: #Messenger- und #EMail-Dienste sollen verpflichtet werden, eine Ende-zu-End…
Digitalminister Wissing will Recht auf #Verschlüsselung - im Sinne des Koalitionsvertrags - gesetzlich verankern: #Messenger- und #EMail-Dienste sollen verpflichtet werden, eine Ende-zu-End…
I rank the social networks like this, in order of being the actual owner of the things you are publishing:
1) Fedi (self/community-hosted)
2) Nostr
3) Fedi (Someone else's server)
4) Bluesky
5) Telegram
6) All the horrible-corproate-fuckbollocks
I rank the private message apps like this, in order of how actually private they are:
1) Matrix
2) Signal
3) Whatsapp (though, yes, the content of the messages you send with your surveillance app are encrypted, but it is still a surveillance app, FFS)
4) Telegram - This is not even a private message app, this is a public not-encrypted message app. Why is it even on this list? It might as well say "email".
5) Email.
Which ones do you think my actual friends prefer?
#fedi #nostr #bluesky #telegram #matrix #signal #whatsapp #email