> I think it's crazy that people walk around with phones that have access to years of email communications The one anti-pattern on every website is using your

> I think it's crazy that people walk around with phones that have access to years of email communications The one anti-pattern on every website is using your primary email address for both notifications and password resets. There is zero reason why you'd ever want an email address you have authed on your phone to handle Facebook/Twitter password resets, but the only way to avoid this is if you're willing to give up receiving whatever notifications you'd normally want to receive via email on your phone.