oh no.
some bot is going around the Internet signing my mother's email address up for every account on every website ever with randomly generated names, causing an endless flood of international e-mail verification and welcome messages.
time for a new email address, I guess?? how do you even deal with that.
@JTE +aliases
just make up a new +alias and blacklist the old one. (yes, the empty alias.)
@SoniEx2 it doesn't look like that works. 🤔 there is no way to create a filter for a non-alias, at least in gmail. plus the whole thing is lagging to all heck thanks to all the spam pouring in like a waterfall.
@JTE to:your@email.example, vs to:your+alias@example.com? I forgot what I have in my filters
@SoniEx2 Yes. "your@email.example" matches ALL aliases AS WELL AS the un-aliased ones. Ughh. @_@;; The "your+alias@example.com" one matches only itself, correctly, at least.
@JTE wtf :(