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Not the .app domain but the google apps service(now called google workspace (I think... they change the name at the drop of a hat)). They basically removed a f
by greycol 5y ago
Not the .app domain but the google apps service(now called google workspace (I think... they change the name at the drop of a hat)).
They basically removed a free tier that they explicitly guaranteed would be free "forever". Because of this people set up friends and family as users using the service. Google then told people no you have to pay ridiculous amounts per month for them to keep any apps they have already bought tied to your account and there's no way to seperate your account once it's tied in. They did this with a 2 month notice period.
They have since walked back some of that due to backlash. They're now saying that you have a 6 month notice period (July 1st) and that at some inderterminate time before july 1st they'll let you transfer your account to a normal free google account. You will however lose your email address as part of the process.
- robbiep 5y agoAhh gotcha. Thanks