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I think you missed my point.

If seeing that the bit.ly URL redirects to a known-urlcanary domain would put you off visiting the URL, then seeing the raw known-urlcanary domain (not behind bit.ly) would also be enough to put you off visiting it.



Ah, yes, if that is the alternative, then of course. I thought it was between some shortened link and an unknown domain.


So, doesn't this mean you need to have a bunch of domains, none of which look like urlcanary domains? If you hide behind something like namecheap's whoisguard (customer, not affiliated with them), that would do the trick, right?




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