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If they are using it they aren't inactive? 2 years of no activity on a free account is a long time. What realistically are you existing from anyone else?
by kllrnohj 6y ago
If they are using it they aren't inactive? 2 years of no activity on a free account is a long time. What realistically are you existing from anyone else?
- falcolas 6y agoIt's another "We've altered the terms of our deal. Pray we don't alter them any further," from Google. Changing policies in a destructive fashion is never good for a customer. EDIT: It's especially problematic when there's no countdown, and it's not "inactive account wide", it's "inactive in product X."
- kllrnohj 6y ago> It's especially problematic when there's no countdown "The company said it will notify users multiple times before attempting to remove any content."
- falcolas 6y agoHow? On your inactive email account? My experience has shown that they're not great about deletion notifications. They changed how deleted items work in Drive, but never notified me outside of drive (work or personal, my memory backed up by a negative gmail search). Which was fine in this instance, but it doesn't set a great trend. It's unfortunate, too, because their security group is nicely pedantic in notifying you about things.