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Can I make multiple Privacy accounts?
We love the enthusiasm, but we can only allow one account per user. If you have a special use case or would like to request an exception, please write into support and let us know.
How many cards can you create on privacy?
Privacy.com makes it easy to create temporary digital debit cards to pay for purchases online. The basic plan is free and allows users to create up to 12 new cards a month, and there’s a Pro level for $10 per month.
How does privacy make money?
Privacy.com is free to use and makes its money by taking a cut from the interchange fees that merchants pay to Visa and the banks. It works primarily as a web app in Chrome and Firefox (Safari and Internet Explorer support is coming soon), but there’s an iOS app too.
What’s the best way to prevent people from starting multiple accounts?
The best ways are to charge money or require people provide some kind of personal information, like real name/phone/address that you verify, or a CC number, but that’s invasive (then again maybe you only want serious users who are willing to provide this sort of info).
How can I stop someone from adding an email account to Outlook?
This can be pushed out using a logon script or group policy. It can also be disabled when creating an install package using the Office customization tool (OCT). These keys apply only to new accounts; if the user already has an Internet account in their profile, setting these keys will not disable the account.
How to detect multiple accounts by one person?
As for detecting multiple accounts by one person, the first thing you need to do is have a log file store complete data on every user login (username, timestamp, IP, user-agent etc.), that you can then analyze later. I’ll list a few things to look out for, but just by poring over the log file you will likely discover other patterns.
Is there a way to disable exchange account?
The DisableExchange value does not prevent users from adding Outlook.com or Office 365 Exchange accounts to a profile. After adding the key to the registry, you may need to restart Outlook. Note: HTTP protocol is no longer supported by any servers and is not an option in Outlook 2010 or newer.