Yep, it wouldn't suffice for every use case. It would however have completely satisfied every use I've had for email so far (supposing the other parties would have been willing to furnish their addresses). Combined with your unique alias idea, you could have one or more whitelist-only aliases guaranteed to not have some kinds of spam and phishing alongside other aliases for other purposes.
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Yep, it wouldn't suffice for every use case. It would however have completely satisfied every use I've had for email so far (supposing the other parties would have been willing to furnish their addresses). Combined with your unique alias idea, you could have one or more whitelist-only aliases guaranteed to not have some kinds of spam and phishing alongside other aliases for other purposes.