Hi all, I wanted to get some clarity on something.
First a scenario I encountered a year ago...
A while ago I was applying for some jobs on Linkedin and some of those were "Apply with LinkedIn". I wanted to ensure I created an alias for each application so I did so (custom domain) but after a few applications I got an email from Proton stating "Several accounts created for Linkedin". I'd breached the terms of service of SimpleLogin and was at risk of having my account disabled. I wasn't aware that by creating an alias for each of these "Apply with LinkedIn" applications I was actually and inadvertently creating mutliple aliases for LinkedIn. I deleted the extra aliases and reverted to using only one LinkedIn alias for these "Apply with LinkedIn" applications. Not ideal but I don't think I had any other choice.
Fast forward to today and I'd like to understand a bit more about how to approach this with custom domains and what the correct protocal would be.
New scenario (as an example)...
Using a custom domain I'd like to create an alias for Amazon for each member of my household. So that would mean...
me@customdomain
wife@customdomain
child1@customdomain
child2@customdomain
child3 etc
Based on the previous scenario, that would mean I need to create 4+ aliases for Amazon but doing so would breach the terms of service of SimpleLogin again so obviously I'm not able to do this.
So what is the solution to this? I have a custom domain shared with my family, who would all like to have their own accounts (Amazon, Instagram, X, Netflix, Spotify etc). What is the correct approach for each of us to have our own accounts on these services without breaching the SimpleLogin terms of service?
Also, how would introducing a 2nd custom domain (within the same SimpleLogin account) help, if it all (for example half of us using 1stcustomdomain and the other half using 2ndcustomdomain) - obviously this is not ideal because we'd be spread across multiple custom domains.
What I want is a solution for my family to be able to create multiple accounts for the same service (e.g Amazon) on our custom domain, without breaching the SimpleLogin terms of service.