Tuesday 12 January 2016
Email spam is the bane of many lives, and despite a wealth of services that promise to clean up your inbox, there’s still a good chance that yours is a mess. Throttle, a service that’s been in beta mode since last year, is one of the newer entrants to the market – and its assault on spam takes the form of allowing you to mask your real email address with an alias, but still receive replies to your normal address. A little like Unroll.me, Throttle uses a digest system to deliver all your incoming Throttle mail in one batch. You…
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