Lucie / minutehow apple makes it easier for scammers: we just hide that ugly email address from you, what could possibly go wrong :3
(roll m3tti)@mntmn never understood the usecase of using this alias names for "masking" the email adresses. Whats wrong with the email adresses?
jonathan@mntmn apple is joining the google mindset.
Harald Hannelius 
@mntmn the new #Thunderbird for mobile does this as well by default. Really bad choice these days.
Marc
WearyBonnie@mntmn
Gmail does this too, drives me up the wall - it takes me so long every time to work out how to see the damn email address 🙁
Gmail does this too, drives me up the wall - it takes me so long every time to work out how to see the damn email address 🙁
Alison Meeks@mntmn Always check the header if in doubt.
woof@mntmn that domain goes so hard though
sp8c3@mntmn However, genuine emails from DHL are usually signed via S/MIME, and thus have a verified checkmark in iOS
skedarwarrior@mntmn That sounds like something microsoft would do.
lina@mntmn weirdly here i never get any scammer emails ;_;
i hate apple in some other ways.. like whenever i have an áéőúüóöí in a file name it just scrables all and it makes it unrecognizible) this on ipad) also every app i use gets to sleep the moment i switch over or an app cant use more than 2gb memory as it would get killed( yes my idea was running gui linux somehow then waydroid inside xdd)
i hate apple in some other ways.. like whenever i have an áéőúüóöí in a file name it just scrables all and it makes it unrecognizible) this on ipad) also every app i use gets to sleep the moment i switch over or an app cant use more than 2gb memory as it would get killed( yes my idea was running gui linux somehow then waydroid inside xdd)