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Why wouldn't daily mail just offer their own email service @dailymail.com? Surely that would be less expensive. I doubt there would be too much juicy news flowi
by Kequc 11y ago
Why wouldn't daily mail just offer their own email service @dailymail.com? Surely that would be less expensive. I doubt there would be too much juicy news flowing through yahoo's email server.
Then again as you say, Daily Mail is pretty much a tabloid. I think grabbing specifics from personal email might be a little extreme. They might, on the other hand, monitor trends to see what people are talking about in general.
That I might believe.
- TrickedOut 11y agoBecause yahoo mail offers a 20year treasure trove of email whereas a new email service would offer no such history. I, like many, started my first email account on Yahoo. It still lives, even though most current usage has migrated to gmail. Also, only a fool would use @dailymail as their primary account knowing the history of the paper's privacy violations.
- yrro 11y ago> I think grabbing specifics from personal email might be a little extreme. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/News_International_phone_hacking_scandal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/News_International_phone_hacki... The Daily Mail are a separate organization but I would not trust them to get up to exactly the same tricks.