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This is, of course, why they’ve qualified the association as being a personal one. “For us,” the circle represents… Implying that this interpretation may/shoul

This is, of course, why they’ve qualified the association as being a personal one. “For us,” the circle represents… Implying that this interpretation may/should be true for others comes across to me as self-serving, though. You can attach whatever meaning you wish to a circle, but unless you make an actual effort to convey that meaning, then a circle remains... a circle. And they haven’t made any effort to do so here. IMO, They’re just serving up a big cup of hyperbole for anyone willing to take a sip. Par for the usual corporate course, I guess.

everybodyknows 7y ago
Indeed -- I'm a less-happy user now. The landing page of blog wastes the reader's time with big substance-free cartoons, a variable-column layout, and absence of any item date indicators. You'll need another click on the "Archives" button to get to a useful listing. And how about this gob of drivel in the announcement: > ... makes it easier to talk about why it's important to feel good about email. Meanwhile, documentation of essential features has gone stale: >Keep in mind that U2F is not enabled in Firefox by default. >Good if you want the best security and you're only using Chrome. https://www.fastmail.com/help/account/2fa.html?u=04c140b1 https://www.fastmail.com/help/account/2fa.html?u=04c140b1 U2F 'security.webauth.u2f' is enabled by default, at least for the 67.0.4 Linux build, current on Ubuntu 16.04.