Yes, plenty of correspondence still happens, but it's usually a receive-only basis limited to, again, legacy applications. You wouldn't vote via email, but you

Yes, plenty of correspondence still happens, but it's usually a receive-only basis limited to, again, legacy applications. You wouldn't vote via email, but you can definitely vote online in multiple countries. And again, that's a legacy application for interfacing with an "important" entity (the government). > It is the only way to deliver a message to the person residing at a fixed physical address. Fixed physical addresses are overrated, and they change (tenants, recent home buyers). If you want to ensure you can deliver a message, you need to know how to contact them in other ways too.