User filter "hide my mail" popup

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Group setting user filter shows the “hide my mail” popup on MacOS.

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Hmm yes it seems they’re picking up on the “username or email” placeholder… if I remove the placeholder, the popup no longer appears

The image shows a login screen with an option to generate a pseudonymous email address that forwards to one's inbox. (Captioned by AI)
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The image features a username "awesomorobohot" being highlighted in blue within a text input field on what appears to be a mobile application's user interface, with a menu icon visible to the left. (Captioned by AI)
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This is frustrating because we do indicate autocomplete="off" here and they’re choosing to ignore it… and their filter isn’t very intelligent

The image displays a notification prompting the user to create a unique, random email address that forwards to their inbox, with a reminder to "DO NOT INPUT EMAIL" in an editable text box. (Captioned by AI)
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Even just “username” triggers a different autocomplete

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Unfortunately it doesn’t seem like we can do much to prevent this aside from not using the words “email” or “username,” Apple provides websites no control.

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