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Some examples:
"'Amazon Web Services' via Redacted - Admin" <admin@redacted.com>
'Mezmo, Inc.' via Redacted Inc. - Admin <admin@redacted.com>
'service@intl.paypal.com' via Redacted - Admin <admin@redacted.com>
noreply-spamdigest via Redacted - Support <support@redacted.com>
'Shopify Partners' via Redacted Inc. - Admin <admin@redacted.com>
Some notable exceptions: Heroku Billing Team <team.notifications@herokumanager.com>
Wise <info@wise.com>
Questions:1. What could be the justification for this practice?
2. Does this practice have a name?
3. Is this not considered spoofing?
4. Reading plainly, "X via Y" implies that Y is facilitating something on behalf of X, is this the intended reading?
Out of pure curiosity, is there any alternative to JetBrains in this regard? I am aware of LSP, but skeptical that it can ever be fast due to its client-server design.
Any programming language is fine as long as it has static types.
"'Amazon Web Services' via Redacted - Admin" <admin@redacted.com>
'Mezmo, Inc.' via Redacted Inc. - Admin <admin@redacted.com>
'service@intl.paypal.com' via Redacted - Admin <admin@redacted.com>
noreply-spamdigest via Redacted - Support <support@redacted.com>
'Shopify Partners' via Redacted Inc. - Admin <admin@redacted.com>
It seems that most services are doing this. Some notable exceptions: Heroku Billing Team <team.notifications@herokumanager.com>
Wise <info@wise.com>
What on earth could be the justification for this practice? How is this not considered spoofing?