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I've asked this a few times and never had a response.

For example, I have two phone lines and that requires separate accounts with the same provider. If I use iCloud's Hide My Email feature with it forwarding to my ProtonMail address, then emails to those two different email addresses are always treated as separate conversations in ProtonMail.

Two different ProtonPass aliases for the accounts? They are treated as the same and emails from separate accounts end up being lumped into the same conversations.

How in the world is there better, and far more logical, functionality from Mail when using a third party service than using another Proton service?

Concerning the aliases feature of Pass more than the app itself, but is there any way to turn off these obnoxious additions to the subject line?

It's entirely unnecessary given that when the email is opened there is a large red box in the header stating that the email failed the domain authentication and a red text warning added to the top of the body of the email.

The red box at the top of the email is enough. Three "warnings" is overkill and I don't want the majority of the viewable subject line being blocked out because a site hasn't configured their DMARC correctly.

I'm guessing that the wallet passes aren't just cards that sit there, but they're sending info in the background? How much data do they have access to?

I have a 2018 Mac Mini that I am attempting to erase, but I can't because it's impossible to turn off Find My.

I updated the email address on my Apple ID at some point since getting this Mac Mini, that is the only been that Apple ID associated with the device. The iCloud section showed the correct, updated email and there is no problem signing in and out of iCloud. However, when the erase feature gets to the point of turning off Find My it is asking for the password for Apple ID of the old email address.

I enter the current password, doesn't work. I go to iCloud website and try to reset the password for the email address they want and they say that Apple ID doesn't exist (because it doe

I'm looking for something to let me easily attach an AirTag to a strap that isn't so easy to remove. Ideally something similar to this that is in hard plastic or metal, rather than silicone.

I've seen a couple of options that either just clip, like this Spigen option, or the ones that need to screw through the strap, like this one... but I'm looking for something to just put the strap through.

I get the feeling I must be overlooking something obvious, because I'm surprised it wouldn't exist.

I know that during the Beta that there was a 100 limit, but during the iOS15 announcement and slides it suggested that there wouldn't be a limit.

I have went through the Firefox Preferences panel and made the privacy focused changes. I also implemented all the suggested about:config tweaks suggested by privacytools.io.

The add-ons that I have installed right now are uBlock Origin, Privacy Redirect, Multi-Account Containers & 1Password.

Looking at some of the past add-on recommendations, what are worth bothering with and what are redundant?

HTTPS Everywhere: It gets recommended a lot, but is it needed when HTTPS-Only mode is enabled on Firefox?

CanvasBlocker: I disabled fingerprinting in about:config, so is this now redundant?

Smart Referer: Same as above... I changed some referer settings in about:config, so i

My mum already has her cards on her iPhone, can I add my card to her iPhone as well? Or is there an issue with having cards with different names active on the same device?