It's by design. This is also why I fucking hate Uber. They require you use an app to submit any issues and my issue was somebody kept using my email to try to make an Uber account after I'd already gotten rid of the app because of their shady tracking policies.
I do believe I will be making a cron on my NAS for this to grab our photos once a month...
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And they have billions of dollars too. Hyper capitalism comes at a price.
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I still use a google business account for this. Custom domain with gmail, works great.Thunderbird — Free Your Inbox.
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Please buy a domain name... and use it to e-mail forward to the gmail. Or just use domain server to get the email using an email client.
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You're still on a whim of Gmail shutting down the email backend.
Of course, me too!
that's why you have your domain registered and "hosted" somewhere else :) Export your mail regularly and your are fine
A shitload of companies use Google Workspace (formerly G Suite), which includes gmail / drive / youtube / docs. I don't know if the dev in question here was using one of these paid accounts, and possibly if not he should have been, but that in no way excuses their behavior toward him. There's plenty of evidence throughout the thread of this being a long-running problem with them and your personal experience with Google doesn't nullify that.
It's because often it *is* something automated which initially caught it, and they don't want to tip possible bad actors off about how to avoid being caught by avoiding the algorithm.
Most likely locked out of that portal. And once you're locked, that's it.
You're still on the same boat as this guy. If you have issues with your account you'll need to upgrade to the paid version to get support, and at that point you won't be able to return to the free edition. The consumer accounts can also use a mail client for email backup.
Yes, always a good idea to pull from Takeout periodically. They even have an option to e-mail you a link to your Takeout archives every 2 months.
These are all good points. He may very have a case that his account was wrongfully suspended, but screaming "I didn't do anything wrong!" on Twitter doesn't really answer anything, either in terms of whether he actually did nothing wrong (knowingly or not). Surely he has a contact at Stadia that he could have explained this to? It's possible that he was unfairly screwed, but all the same, just because he's the one screaming about the monolithic, evil corporation doesn't mean he wasn't at fault for anything that might have gotten his account flagged.
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Please buy a domain name... and use it to e-mail forward to the gmail. Or just use domain server to get the email using an email client.
You can get domain name for just U$9/year at namesilo.com (it offer free email forward for that price)
You're on some next-level shit if you think they would pull the game from the Play store when they're making money on it. Your posts in here trying to play damage control for Google are embarrassing.
To more points:
Some of us aren't trying to shill or damage control for Google with this. We just don't see the need to pitchforks like most of the users in this thread, solely because we don't have all of the information and have at least some experience in a related field of how and why this could potentially go wrong.
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