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Having your email on Google is not a risk That is like the highest risk I can think of. Losing future emails that are sent to that email, losing all connected
by shultays 5y ago
Having your email on Google is not a risk
That is like the highest risk I can think of. Losing future emails that are sent to that email, losing all connected accounts, losing access to services/websites they decide to send a confirmation mail
- encryptluks2 5y agoThat is why you should add a custom domain. You have the same lockout issue with Outlook, ProtonMail, or any email service where you don't own the domain.
- shultays 5y agoI misunderstood you then, "having your mail on google and syncing them" sounds like you still have a @gmail.com but taking backups. Having your own domain is indeed the safest, I do that actually
- pyrale 5y agoYeah, the question is whether google makes sense as a mail provided once you've decided that you needed to pay because of that feature. If you're a company and don't want to manually handle email provisioning? Sure, why not. If you're an individual, Google isn't great. You could have a decent feature set along with great customer support elsewhere.
- encryptluks2 5y agoWith an email addy relay like SinpeLogin you don't have to pay Google for that feature.