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No keyboard shortcuts in mobile app for iPad By Tardum The iPad app works like the iOS app. Which is fine, except without keyboard shortcuts it’s not very useful. Better to use it in the browser on iPad. The mobile apps have also been buggy lately when taking actions on email (not returning to the previous screen automatically, etc) |
07/14/2024 11:12:50
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Abandoned and disillusioned after years of use By Spam.Sencer Update: **Another** year with no significant updates or improvements. The product just has not gotten better at all, and does not justify the recurring subscription. |
07/12/2024 15:10:23
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Don’t use if seeking privacy. A “disposable” email address would most likely be in my thought to prevent giving your real email. However, it would be just as easy to create an alternate Gmail account or yahoo account, etc. I found it very interesting that one of the great reviews spoke about how such a polished and perfect app on its first try seems to have come from the gods. Well, if you look at the information that it collects it collects as much information as Google it shares your contacts the fact you can log into it directly with your Google. Login tells me that there’s nothing private about it. the reason Google and Facebook have no government oversight seems so obvious. Why would the government spend billions of dollars to develop technology to track you “for the deep state. The deep state is in fact, Google, Facebook, etc. why create the infrastructure to get the information when everyone already, practically pays them to take it. If you can remember back when Google and Facebook first started, then you can remember that is the same time you started getting barcode for stores to get the discounts. For those of you who think your phone is listening to you or using your camera, odds are it might be. That would be because your employer can buy a product called G suite from Google and if you ever login to your personal email on a work computer or phone from that point on they have access to your personal emails. They will say it is to prevent sales of company secrets however, it also monitors if you send a job application if you interact with competitors, many nudes you may have ever sent… however, after a lot of research, the correlation with the barcodes or typing in your phone number, CVS or Walgreens is to simply connect you to your purchases, and all that information is owned by Facebook. It did not occur to the stores until much later that they could also use the information. So if you were looking for a disposable email, that is absolutely tracked – read- saved not obviously owned by Google yet you can sign in using your login then HEY might just be for you. |
06/17/2024 15:39:14
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