#path @eu_commission .@eucouncil @eucouncil .@eu_commission .@euparl_dk @euparl_en @nato .@otan @paris @london .@emmanuelmacron .@10downingstreet .@potus .@vp americas downfall is decided by america ifthey choose tobecome a shxitty thirdworld cleptocracy russianmodel with 1oligarch per region torule and allofthat against its modernstates friends: or becomes goodgovernance. #keypoint superpowers areonly anotherword for which alliance(!) carries it ///‎ unstable globe backto 19th century gunboat policy draw lines onmaps with crayons colonialism monstrosities monsterdictators andstrongmen s c a l e as dominance incontrary balance interests oh bohoooo cry toyourmama when irob your land : if this is back in abscence of global order :

americas downfall is decided by america ifthey choose tobecome a shxitty thirdworld cleptocracy russianmodel with 1oligarch per region torule and allofthat against its modernstates friends: or becomes goodgovernance. #keypoint superpowers areonly anotherword for which alliance(!) carries it @eu_commission .@eucouncil @eucouncil .@eu_commission .@euparl_dk @euparl_en @nato .@otan @paris @london .@emmanuelmacron .@10downingstreet .@potus .@vp unstable globe backto 19th century gunboat policy draw lines onmaps with crayons colonialism monstrosities monsterdictators andstrongmen s c a l e as dominance incontrary balance interests oh bohoooo cry toyourmama when irob your land : if this is back in abscence of global order :

PurpleDime: > I’m not sure what you mean by this. Could you elaborate? To my understanding, it is not possible to rename an alias once it’s been created. Also, choosing two different domains to create two aliases for the same website is not a loophole you can exploit. Proton still knows you broke their rule. When you use the Proton Pass extension, let’s say on substack.com, to create an allias, it will name by default your allows to substack-anotherword@aleeas.com However, I modify this to something more generic like news-anotheword@aleeas.com Then, I create the allias. PurpleDime: > **By this, do you mean that a significant amount of time passed between the creation of your first and second alias for the same website?** > > If yes, that is possible, but it doesn’t mean that you won’t get in trouble eventually. > > Suppose you created 2 aliases for 2 **Dropbox** accounts, and a month went by between the creation of the first and second aliases. As a result of the time delay, you don’t trigger a warning from **Proton**. Yes. I do receive email from them and I have 3 of them. I actually just noticed that one of them is named x.word123@aleeas.com, so it might be attributed to X.com for some reason. PurpleDime: > But it’s still not clear enough for me to want to take the risk. Absolutely understandable, and I want to thank those who participated in the thread for informing me of this. @team I feel like this should be mentioned in the allias section. Also to be mentioned whether Addy has a similar policy.

Encounter5729: > When you use the Proton Pass extension, let’s say on substack.com, to create an allias, it will name by default your allows to substack-anotherword@aleeas.com > > However, I modify this to something more generic like news-anotheword@aleeas.com I see. I have never used the **Proton Pass** browser extension. I don’t even have it installed, mostly because I only use **Proton Pass** for aliases and not as a password manager, because the latter is still lacking in many features for me. My point is, all my alises are created manually in the desktop app, and I have never used the name of a website as the prefix in any of the aliases I’ve created it. It’s always a random word _**hetfy**.whale123@passinbox.com_, a name _**harper**.whale123@passinbox.com_, or just an initial __**h**_.whale123@passswinbox.com_. All that being said, the name of your aliases do not play any role into whether your account will trigger a warning. **Proton** can read and detect the website you signed up to regardless of the name of your alias. They can do that in part because signing up to any website, will trigger an email response from that website, and **Proton** can read the domain. Encounter5729: > @team I feel like this should be mentioned in the allias section. Also to be mentioned whether Addy has a similar policy. Every alias provider has rules about abuse, and I am quite confident that most of them do not allow creating 50 aliases for 50 accounts on the same website. That said, I specifically asked **Addy** is I could create 3 aliases for 3 **Instagram** accounts, and they said yes, that is absolutely fine. There are definitely more tolerant than **Proton**.

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