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One gmail, who needs more, and for each thing I sign up for

• ksaj 8y ago
  That's a reasonable answer for leisure access, since I also do the same wherever possible. It does open the door to seamlessly trying different web apps and services without the pain of lengthy registrations for something you might only look at once. But gmail can't and shouldn't do it all. I'm not sure if gmail facilitates your online banking. I didn't think that was even legal. I'd be irate if Google ads started presenting stock advice to me based on my qtrade transactions, or drug brands based on my doctor's online communications with me. Separate accounts all the way.