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I feel and share your pain. Additionally, the GMail policy used to be to 'roll over', so once you reached {whatever} limit, old email would drop off the end -
by pomatic 4y ago
I feel and share your pain.
Additionally, the GMail policy used to be to 'roll over', so once you reached {whatever} limit, old email would drop off the end - a perfectly sensible option in many scenarios. No longer - if your mailbox is full, incoming items will be rejected.
And if you don't use the web gui, you'lll have no idea - until senders eventually get in touch regarding bounced email.
It's a diabolically poor end-user experience, begat of arrogance - we may be the product, but we're not fools.
- angry_octet 4y agoI have to disagree -- rejecting new mail is much better than deleting mail. But they should do in band signalling (sending you an email).