The only real reason I use unique email addresses is to handle spam from service...

sdflhasjd on Oct 18, 2020 | parent | context | favorite | on: The Case for Unique Email Addresses

The only real reason I use unique email addresses is to handle spam from services I signed up to, and discover data breaches of my own email.

1) Companies that conveniently forget that you opted out of marketing emails every 9 months or so, now I can blacklist them.

2) Twice now has a service had a data breach and I've only found out because I've received spam to the unique email

throw_away on Oct 18, 2020 [–]

Also interesting to note which politicians or charitable causes sell your name to which entities.