Ban speedrunning is a lot easier with these sites so only allow emails from certain email sources
Mock-up:

no this isn't my email this is from one of those email generator sites

How would it know?

unmissable wrote:

How would it know?

just check if it ends in it
edit: if it doesn't end in the email sources then it will show the message from the mock-up.
btw this is the same for changing email

unmissable wrote:

(#2)
How would it know?

actually, a site called remove.bg does this, unsure if theres a repo for it.

This can actually be resolved quite easily though: only whitelisting a few email domains.

RethinkingVoxels wrote:

unmissable wrote:

How would it know?

just check if it ends in it
edit: if it doesn't end in the email sources then it will show the message from the mock-up.
btw this is the same for changing email

I'm not sure how that would work… but support. Ban speedrunners are way more common recently this would cut down on them a bunch.

Zydrolic wrote:

unmissable wrote:

(#2)
How would it know?

actually, a site called remove.bg does this, unsure if theres a repo for it.

This can actually be resolved quite easily though: only whitelisting a few email domains.

i would name them but scratch filter won't allow me

Is it possible to create a temporary email that ends in a legitimate email website anyway?

Za-Chary wrote:

Is it possible to create a temporary email that ends in a legitimate email website anyway?

no, and thats my point.

Za-Chary wrote:

Is it possible to create a temporary email that ends in a legitimate email website anyway?

well i think you can delete gmails

not-k7e wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

Is it possible to create a temporary email that ends in a legitimate email website anyway?

well i think you can delete gmails

what i mean is the process of making one. it's gonna take much longer

Zydrolic wrote:

unmissable wrote:

(#2)
How would it know?

actually, a site called remove.bg does this, unsure if theres a repo for it.

I just made an account on that site using a burner email generator

I'm pretty sure this wouldn't be possible since these email generators seem to have access to many different domains, so there's no one-size-fits-all pattern to detecting these emails. It also seems weird to limit the emails that users can sign up with; many people have their own email domain

ajskateboarder wrote:

(#12)
I just made an account on that site using a burner email generator

i only tried 10 minute mail
someone get the fridge i need some ice

ajskateboarder wrote:

(#12)
I'm pretty sure this wouldn't be possible since these email generators seem to have access to many different domains, so there's no one-size-fits-all pattern to detecting these emails. It also seems weird to limit the emails that users can sign up with; many people have their own email domain

yup…

some temp gmails are well gmails gmail.com gmails

Za-Chary wrote:

Is it possible to create a temporary email that ends in a legitimate email website anyway?

Yes, although most of the time you'd need a domain and/or an actual email server.
A domain at least

Za-Chary wrote:

Is it possible to create a temporary email that ends in a legitimate email website anyway?

No, there's a way to create a temporary GMail.

Source

106809nes wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

Is it possible to create a temporary email that ends in a legitimate email website anyway?

No, there's a way to create a temporary GMail.

There's more ways to receive mail than just Gmail

RethinkingVoxels wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

Is it possible to create a temporary email that ends in a legitimate email website anyway?

no, and thats my point.

it is possible

I suggest a title change: instead of using “remove” at the beginning of it, use “detect” so that you can focus on what the suggestion is suggesting.

PaperMarioFan2022 wrote:

I suggest a title change: instead of using “remove” at the beginning of it, use “detect” so that you can focus on what the suggestion is suggesting.

Got it
(also bump)