I tried a bunch of ways to signup anon; first I tried to use maildrop.cc but the email conform never came through but there was no error message saying that maildrop is not accepted.
I also tried a few other ways, but eventually used onionmail.
My username comes from fantasy name generator; and all was done via the tor browser, running on Linux.
What is the opinion of the crowd on onionmail and torbrowser in general?
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What are you trying to do?
Just trying to keep this ID separate from my regular ID.
Nothing too dodgy, DL a book or two and get some movies. I’m too busy and not interested in the really dodgy stuff.
But I am very interested in the right to privacy and how we as a society have effectively given it up for the convenience of online shopping.
I use duck.com randomized alias emails for some random accounts that require email. Works similar to simplelogin, I guess.
You can just use protonmail + simplelogin then. Way easier and incredibly convenient