Gemini will now automatically summarize your emails unless you opt out
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The only thing I use my Google Account for is my TV. I haven't logged into my gmail in years. And even that is a stretch. I use Jellyfin, and a sideloaded youtube client that doesn't send anything back to Googs.
Where are you? From your comment, I'm sure you live in my house
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Why is it never the other way around? I’m sick of EULA updates silently enrolling me into things i never asked for
As Louis Rossmann likes to say, this is a rapist mentality.
Ask for forgiveness instead of permission.
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ive actually used it at work for stuff like "when did Wendy approve the design? did she send it to brian?" when I have 5 different email threads over 3 different organizations, with 10 different respondees. But in personal use I would never.
I'd settle for AI clipping out everyone's redundant signatures, .gif logos, comic sans bible quotes, and everything else packed into email that people use as direct messaging. Or my coworkers could just use WebEx for chats instead of emails.
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Turned off by default in EEA, UK, Japan and Switzerland, for anyone interested (had to login to find out).
Anyone wondering what they have in common: EU (i know its not the same as EEA, there are countries like Iceland non-member of EU but part of EEA and they have their own GDPR through their own Private Act) has GDPR, Japan has APPI, UK has UK-GDPR, Switzerland has FADP
Whats intriguing is that Canada has DCIA and Brazil has LGPD and I don't see it being mentioned to be turned off by default in either countries
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buy domain
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buy hosting
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get email
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use thunderbird
Would having aliases be a good way to bypass when a website denies your emails from your domain (which is known occurrence for who self-hosts their own email system)?
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Mega brain move right here. Combined with a multitude of open source web mail clients and ur golden. SOGo and roundcube my beloved.
solid recommendations roundcube is goat
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ive actually used it at work for stuff like "when did Wendy approve the design? did she send it to brian?" when I have 5 different email threads over 3 different organizations, with 10 different respondees. But in personal use I would never.
If mine could do that "find me the approval email for x last week" I'd use it, but if outlook had a decent search I wouldn't need it.
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Mega brain move right here. Combined with a multitude of open source web mail clients and ur golden. SOGo and roundcube my beloved.
that takes me back to mid 2000s and horde webmail
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Both of the services have the option to delete all forwarded messages.
This is simply the best first step in order to be able to review what accounts still work with the old addresses (via inbox rules) and slowly change them.
I use addy.io for mail aliasing already, but that is not really related to gaining independence from those companies.Your data goes through them. Some scanning could have already been done, and data has been sent. Sure it’s better than nothing, but it’s not better than fully switching
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If mine could do that "find me the approval email for x last week" I'd use it, but if outlook had a decent search I wouldn't need it.
Outlook has search?!
