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Another solution to this problem would be competition. If there were a workable alternative to Gmail that had account recovery mechanisms better suited for this
by mcherm 4y ago
Another solution to this problem would be competition. If there were a workable alternative to Gmail that had account recovery mechanisms better suited for this population than the librarian could simply recommend that for their patrons.
Can anyone suggest what a good alternative to Gmail would be for this population?
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- hyperionplays 4y agoOutlook.com/Hotmail.com?
- macrolime 4y agoHotmail once deleted all my emails because I hadn't logged in through the web interface for 30 days, instead used another client. Then one day I got a weird message and logged into the web interface to find all my emails from more than a decade gone.
- FerretFred 4y agoMaybe a Government-supplied email address that is only accessible from libraries? I would hope that libraries would have fixed IP addresses, so surely that could be factored into the authentication process? Some FIDO keys used to be able to be bought for as little as $5 (https://wiert.me/category/power-user/security/u2f-fido-security-keys/ https://wiert.me/category/power-user/security/u2f-fido-secur...) so it shouldn't be beyond the budget of any self-respecting town/county/state?