I'd love to have this implemented to filter out '.' and '+foo' for email domains that allow this, specifically @gmail.com
Wouldn't it be quite easy to follow a recipe like this:
In a breach Troy could do the following for email addresses which are known to implement such a decoration scheme:
- add another record where all decorations have been removed but don't count it to the number of breached email addresses
* found in a breach: john.doe.the.greatest+somesite@gmail.com -> add also johndoethegreatest@gmail.com as kind of hidden record for breach, too
I understand there is some complexity involved here and email decoration might not be used by many, but those who do it on purpose, do it with something in mind.
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I'd love to have this implemented to filter out '.' and '+foo' for email domains that allow this, specifically @gmail.com
Wouldn't it be quite easy to follow a recipe like this:
In a breach Troy could do the following for email addresses which are known to implement such a decoration scheme:
- add another record where all decorations have been removed but don't count it to the number of breached email addresses
* found in a breach: john.doe.the.greatest+somesite@gmail.com
-> add also johndoethegreatest@gmail.com as kind of hidden record for breach, too
When john.doe.the.greatest@gmail.com subscribes to be notified, he should get the notification that john.doe.the.greatest+somesite@gmail.com appeared in a breach!
I understand there is some complexity involved here and email decoration might not be used by many, but those who do it on purpose, do it with something in mind.