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Can someone enlighten me on the use case for Gmail for business? You're basically paying 5$ per month per user to have Google serve ads based on your companies
by itcrowd 10y ago
Can someone enlighten me on the use case for Gmail for business?
You're basically paying 5$ per month per user to have Google serve ads based on your companies emails, right? I would, as a company, never allow anyone such unfettered access.
Even if it was ad-free, Google would still have access to the content of your emails. That does not sound like anything I'd ever give any company.
Edit: Gmail for business doesn't show ads. But that doesn't prevent them from profiling and tracking your company activity.
- profmonocle 10y ago> You're basically paying 5$ per month per user to have Google serve ads based on your companies emails, right? The business product has no ads.
- edoceo 10y agoNo ads in Gmail for business
- niftich 10y agoIt saves you from having to host an email server yourself, which is frankly a huge pain, regardless of any guides one finds on the web. Or, if you so prefer, it saves you from running Exchange, which gives you a more complex environment for more cash. Furthermore, there are no ads in 'Google Apps for Work' or 'Google Apps for Education' [1]. [1] https://support.google.com/work/answer/6056650?hl=en https://support.google.com/work/answer/6056650?hl=en
- itcrowd 10y agoThis page is what I was looking for. Thanks