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Posted October 3, 200816 yr With 2.3.6, we use recaptcha now. But... why don't implement also undisposable?http://undisposable.net/ Thank you
October 3, 200816 yr anyone could just report a email to that list its not really accurate. Yep I agree. If you do not want members using disposable emails just blocked them using the ban filter.
October 3, 200816 yr Useless feature. (And I'd rather not have IPB depend on too much other stuff) Ditto. I think the OP should just use the ban list to ban disposable emails.
October 4, 200816 yr Have you idea, how many new disposable domain are created every day? Undisposable use the same system of DNSBL, a collaborative system of feedback... Every feedback is checked before flag it... Truly speaking, are three lines of code, and who wouldn't use it, is enough swich off on the admin panel. Bye
October 4, 200816 yr I believe both a good idea, and each has the right to express it... it depends then on the staff ipb to decide.. Regards
October 4, 200816 yr I believe both a good idea, and each has the right to express it... it depends then on the staff ipb to decide.. RegardsIPB considers all suggestions but they also consider the majority of the customer response as well. I personally wouldn't want this.
October 4, 200816 yr ya I do not want it either. I use gmail as my primary email and gmail is now considered a disposable email.
October 4, 200816 yr With 2.3.6, we use recaptcha now. But... why don't implement also undisposable?http://undisposable.net/ Thank you So it basically tell u if the email id exists or not ? I am sure bot programmers are smart guys, they can have a script to auto generate valid email ids too before the request goes to undisposable.
October 5, 200816 yr ya I do not want it either. I use gmail as my primary email and gmail is now considered a disposable email. Is impossible. Gmail is not a disposable email.So it basically tell u if the email id exists or not ? I am sure bot programmers are smart guys, they can have a script to auto generate valid email ids too before the request goes to undisposable. It doesn't check if an emails it exists or not is a collaborative protection system against disposable email addressing (DEA). If is collaborative, yes: if script kiddie makes a new undisposable email it could pass some time before that email will be add to the blacklist... But each blacklist works as is. -- The question is could be usefull? My answer is yes. People who wouldn't use it, could always turn off it, don't?
October 5, 200816 yr Gmail is not a disposable email. Any mail account that one could obtain without paying for it is 'disposable' for me. Such email accounts are only slightly above the pure throw-away email address.
October 5, 200816 yr Any mail account that one could obtain without paying for it is 'disposable' for me. Such email accounts are only slightly above the pure throw-away email address. Gmail could be used as disposable, but providers as jetable.org and pookmail certainly disposable. However, no one of the disposable blacklist consider gmail (or yahoo, msn, ecc...) as disposable :)
October 6, 200816 yr Gmail could be used as disposable, but providers as jetable.org and pookmail certainly disposable. However, no one of the disposable blacklist consider gmail (or yahoo, msn, ecc...) as disposable :) Then I don't see how much good it would do, as 50-80% (at least here) of the recent spammings came from a @gmail.com email address account.
October 6, 200816 yr Then I don't see how much good it would do, as 50-80% (at least here) of the recent spammings came from a @gmail.com email address account. Yeah, but the point is to fight users who use disposable account. If an email exist few minutes, then why require email validation during the registration? My two cents ;)
October 6, 200816 yr Yeah, but the point is to fight users who use disposable account. If an email exist few minutes, then why require email validation during the registration? My two cents ;) It takes a Chinese email farmer like 20 seconds to register a new gmail account. (probably less time than it takes to register on IPB)
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