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When were users notified, though? Publishing on a blog doesn't count as notifying users of a change like this, I don't think.
by marcellus23 5y ago
When were users notified, though? Publishing on a blog doesn't count as notifying users of a change like this, I don't think.
- jsnell 5y agoAccording to the blog post, the admings of those organizations were also notified a year ago minus a few weeks: > We will contact impacted institutions directly in the coming weeks to discuss a range of options for getting the storage they need Given the quota model, it doesn't seem like notifying individual users would have made sense. It doesn't sound like the original poster would have been a domain admin.
- Twirrim 5y agoI'm not saying they didn't, but that sentence you quote is future tense. We don't know that they actually did in the time frame that they said they would. Just that they said they would.
- remus 5y agoI've helped maintain a g suite org, they're pretty rigorous about getting in touch when they're making changes. I know we had plenty of notice about the storage policy changes for example.
- kayxspre 5y agoProbably when the organization's admin does so. There are many institutions that allow alumnus to keep the Education account. With this change, they have to hastily notify the alumnus that this will no longer be honored, and they should move whatever important out of it before the account gets deleted.