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Yandex 360 is great and also has calendar support etc. There are a few things that make moving your calendar away from Google pretty hard. If a Google account
by tazjin 5y ago
Yandex 360 is great and also has calendar support etc.
There are a few things that make moving your calendar away from Google pretty hard. If a Google account invites you, the invite still lands in your old calendar for example - even if that's not where your domains MX records point. Lots of third-party software also has mostly Google-specific integrations.
Moving away from them is hard, but overall probably worth it, iff you move to a provider that has real support.
- estaseuropano 5y agoHonestly, I can't understand why anyone would use yandex. Any of the many stories of the Russian internet will tell you how easy it is for anyone to buy your data from Russian services. I haven't seen specific stories on yandex but for peace of mind I need my email with a provider in a jurisdiction with functional political and legal system. Somewhat similar with data acces rights for the US secret services - I can't imagine anyone e.g. working for Airbus or Shell or even HSBC to feel comfortable using US services.
- larrybud 5y ago> If a Google account invites you, the invite still lands in your old calendar for example - even if that's not where your domains MX records point. Same thing happens with iCloud. Let’s say your iCloud account is ‘bob@example.com’ but that email (and preferred calendar) is hosted elsewhere. If someone using iCloud calendar sends bob@example.com a calendar invite, it will go you your iCloud calendar whether or not you want it to.