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Remove snkmail.com and sneakemail.com #139
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Why on earth hasn't this been done yet! Sneakemail is an entirely legitimate service. This library is very questionable when it is tagging legitimate filtering services as spam. |
@ryancdotorg could you please open a PR for it? |
Done |
Hi. Thanks for updating this ticket/work. I've just had a look through the latest list.json, I still see some instances remaining: I've not run the code, but these appear to be active triggers and presumably also need removing. Many thanks! |
I will accept a pr for this thx
Le sam. 1 déc. 2018 à 17:57, terado <[email protected]> a écrit :
… Hi. Thanks for updating this ticket/work. I've just had a look through the
latest list.json, I still see some instances remaining:
sneakemail.com Line 53
snkmail.com Line 53
I've not run the code, but these appear to be active triggers and
presumably also need removing.
Many thanks!
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Please see PR #150 |
Removed all Sneakemail domains once again FGRibreau#150 FGRibreau#139
Removed all Sneakemail domains once again FGRibreau/mailchecker#150 FGRibreau/mailchecker#139
See FGRibreau/mailchecker#139 FGRibreau/mailchecker#150 FGRibreau/mailchecker#319 nfacha/temporary-email-list#2 FGRibreau/mailchecker#414 Alredy present: sneakemail.com snkmail.com Added liamekaens.com snkml.com
Was previously requested in #108.
While Sneakemail bills itself as a "disposible email address" service, the addresses do not expire, they are valid until the user deletes them. Most people only delete the addresses if unsubscribe fails.
The idea is that rather than trying to filter spam (generally people whitelist everything coming through sneakemail), you have have one email address per sender. If a sender turns out to be bad (or they get hacked), you just turn that address off.
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