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Create one new account every other day on less well-known lemmy (self.casualconversation)

submitted 6 months ago by Wanangwa_Bamidele to c/[email protected]

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The reason I need disposable account just for convenience.

Because all online account, I use random-generate password with password manager.
I rent computer (pc-bang, internet cafe) to have game night with friends 2-3 times a week
I don't feel like login my password manger on stranger PC

So, I just create new lemmy account to intereact with people.

And the way I create it:

Pick a random name using fantasy random name generator
Reuse the password only for temp account. Seriously, If you know that password, you can hack all my temp account

The instance:

I just browse the instance list, pick those with ~1000 user
the one with no application process, the one which I can get a new account ready to go now.
Use temp email, 10 minutes email if required. Leave email blank optional.

I think my privacy is fully protect. And I help less well know instance have out-going interactive like vote and comment.

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 6 months ago

It's good for your privacy, unless that master password is found, maybe. Aren't you wasting space across all the instances having to track your accounts, though?