🆕 Software Suggestion | c0x0.com #1038

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2019-07-19T11:48:53Z

Mikaela commented

2019-07-19 11:48:53 +00:00

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~~I only know it was suggested at Reddit and I cannot look deeper at the moment.~~ The below is formatted copy-paste of the first comment from @kolargol which I am hiding so readers won't read it twice:

Basic Information

** Name**: c0x0.com
Category: providers/email
URL: https://c0x0.com/

Description:

c0x0.com is a service that generates random aliases and attach them to any service you use. Think of it as a shield that protect your real address. This service is not ment for disposable addresses, it target problem when signing-up and want to stay away with your private e-mail address.
Among many features you can bring your own domain and it supports API access.
Service offers free plan as well as paid options. Plans starting as low as $2.5/mo

Thanks for consideration. Any opinions are welcome.

~~I only know [it was suggested at Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/privacytoolsIO/comments/ce8j36/another_service_with_anonymous_email_addresses_it/eu7gfsn) and I cannot look deeper at the moment.~~ The below is formatted copy-paste of the first comment from @kolargol which I am hiding so readers won't read it twice: ## Basic Information ** Name**: c0x0.com **Category**: providers/email **URL**: https://c0x0.com/ ## Description: c0x0.com is a service that generates random aliases and attach them to any service you use. Think of it as a shield that protect your real address. This service is not ment for disposable addresses, it target problem when signing-up and want to stay away with your private e-mail address. Among many features you can bring your own domain and it supports API access. Service offers free plan as well as paid options. Plans starting as low as $2.5/mo Thanks for consideration. Any opinions are welcome.

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kolargol commented

2019-07-19 12:05:40 +00:00

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Name: c0x0.com
Category: providers/email
URL: https://c0x0.com/

Description:
c0x0.com is a service that generates random aliases and attach them to any service you use. Think of it as a shield that protect your real address. This service is not ment for disposable addresses, it target problem when signing-up and want to stay away with your private e-mail address.
Among many features you can bring your own domain and it supports API access.
Service offers free plan as well as paid options. Plans starting as low as $2.5/mo

Thanks for consideration. Any opinions are welcome.

Name: c0x0.com Category: providers/email URL: https://c0x0.com/ Description: c0x0.com is a service that generates random aliases and attach them to any service you use. Think of it as a shield that protect your real address. This service is not ment for disposable addresses, it target problem when signing-up and want to stay away with your private e-mail address. Among many features you can bring your own domain and it supports API access. Service offers free plan as well as paid options. Plans starting as low as $2.5/mo Thanks for consideration. Any opinions are welcome.

blacklight447 commented

2019-08-09 17:29:44 +00:00

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their privacy policy is pretty solid: https://web.c0x0.com/privacy-policy.php
They seem to only save data needed for the operation of the service.

their privacy policy is pretty solid: https://web.c0x0.com/privacy-policy.php They seem to only save data needed for the operation of the service.

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kolargol commented

2019-09-03 10:23:48 +00:00

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there is also browser addon available: https://coxo.io/

Mikaela commented

2020-01-16 14:30:13 +00:00

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What do you think, @dngray ?

dngray commented

2020-01-16 16:21:05 +00:00

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Well I did notice:

Mail is handled using latest security standards, like TLS1.3, DNSSEC, DANE, MTA-STS, DKIM, SPF and more

which is good. If their privacy policy checks out I don't see why we can't mention them on the new email page. I did read the privacy policy and was impressed.

Well I did notice: > Mail is handled using latest security standards, like TLS1.3, DNSSEC, DANE, MTA-STS, DKIM, SPF and more which is good. If their privacy policy checks out I don't see why we can't mention them on the new email page. I did read the privacy policy and was impressed.

dngray commented

2020-02-13 08:06:34 +00:00

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I can't see why we'd recommend this when AnonAddy has source https://github.com/anonaddy/anonaddy ie PR https://github.com/privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io/issues/1673

I was thinking about adding c0x0 but their logos appear to be PNG images wrapped in SVG for some reason.

I can't see why we'd recommend this when AnonAddy has source https://github.com/anonaddy/anonaddy ie PR https://github.com/privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io/issues/1673 I was thinking about adding c0x0 but their [logos appear to be PNG images wrapped in SVG](https://saturn.onefellow.com/cdn/c0x0/mainwebsite/img/c0x0-logo-mainA.svg) for some reason.

5a384507-18ce-417c-bb55-d4dfcc8883fe commented

2020-02-13 12:50:37 +00:00

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I can't see why we'd recommend this when AnonAddy has source https://github.com/anonaddy/anonaddy ie PR #1673

I mentioned the same and I think it was blacklight who said that since we can't verify that what's on the server it's the same than what's on the repository being open source isn't that important. There are quite some other e-mail forwarder that are FLOSS btw, Ptorx, erine.email, SimpleLogin and ForwardEmail.

> I can't see why we'd recommend this when AnonAddy has source https://github.com/anonaddy/anonaddy ie PR #1673 I mentioned the same and I think it was blacklight who said that since we can't verify that what's on the server it's the same than what's on the repository being open source isn't that important. There are quite some other e-mail forwarder that are FLOSS btw, Ptorx, erine.email, SimpleLogin and ForwardEmail.

dngray commented

2020-02-13 13:24:00 +00:00

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There are quite some other e-mail forwarder that are FLOSS btw, Ptorx, erine.email, SimpleLogin and ForwardEmail.

They would also need to meet the other requirements of the email criteria, as they are essentially email providers, that just forward to a real inbox.

> There are quite some other e-mail forwarder that are FLOSS btw, Ptorx, erine.email, SimpleLogin and ForwardEmail. They would also need to meet the other requirements of the email criteria, as they are essentially email providers, that just forward to a real inbox.

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5a384507-18ce-417c-bb55-d4dfcc8883fe commented

2020-02-13 13:28:53 +00:00

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There are quite some other e-mail forwarder that are FLOSS btw, Ptorx, erine.email, SimpleLogin and ForwardEmail.

They would also need to meet the other requirements of the email criteria, as they are essentially email providers, that just forward to a real inbox.

Is the criteria just on the preview or is it somewhere else? I could send them an e-mail and create an issue to see whether or not meet it.

> > There are quite some other e-mail forwarder that are FLOSS btw, Ptorx, erine.email, SimpleLogin and ForwardEmail. > > They would also need to meet the other requirements of the email criteria, as they are essentially email providers, that just forward to a real inbox. Is the criteria just on the preview or is it somewhere else? I could send them an e-mail and create an issue to see whether or not meet it.

dngray commented

2020-02-13 16:15:17 +00:00

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There are quite some other e-mail forwarder that are FLOSS btw, Ptorx, erine.email, SimpleLogin and ForwardEmail.

They would also need to meet the other requirements of the email criteria, as they are essentially email providers, that just forward to a real inbox.

Is the criteria just on the preview or is it somewhere else? I could send them an e-mail and create an issue to see whether or not meet it.

https://deploy-preview-1672--privacytools-io.netlify.com/providers/email/

I'd prefer to wait until this gets merged with master and is live on the main site.

> > > There are quite some other e-mail forwarder that are FLOSS btw, Ptorx, erine.email, SimpleLogin and ForwardEmail. > > > > > > They would also need to meet the other requirements of the email criteria, as they are essentially email providers, that just forward to a real inbox. > > Is the criteria just on the preview or is it somewhere else? I could send them an e-mail and create an issue to see whether or not meet it. https://deploy-preview-1672--privacytools-io.netlify.com/providers/email/ I'd prefer to wait until this gets merged with master and is live on the main site.

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