A Burner Identity Protects Your Inbox, Phone, and Credit Cards

I use Abine Blur for this, and I think it's a great idea. I have two concerns, though.

First, I have to place a lot of trust in Abine. They get to see everything! It would be nice if the EFF or FSF audited these services.

Also, it would be nice if each part of the privacy respecting web supported the other parts. Blur supports Google and Apple browsers on smart phones, but doesn't (officially) support Firefox.

virtualpostmail.com can get you an actual address to receive mail at. Doesn’t raise any flags like a PO Box. Can receive and forward packages too. Not totally anonymous, you need to file the USPS CRMA mail receipt form with some identity proof but after that, you get a reliable non-home address for packages, signing up to websites, etc. I’ve used them several years and not having to put my actual residential address on much has been great.

This is likely a good thread to ask: what’s a good way to get Telegram without an identifying phone number?