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The biggest fallacy we have right now use that all use cases need to be treated equally and if they don’t then somehow they are being immoral. Google is not be

The biggest fallacy we have right now use that all use cases need to be treated equally and if they don’t then somehow they are being immoral. Google is not being immoral. The homeless people can use a different service. Dealing with the use case of someone losing their phone every few weeks when you have billions of others to worry about is unreasonable. I think handling that situation should be considered out of scope.

bombcar 4y ago
Perhaps not immoral but kafkaesque or something - if a government support service requires an email address to be used, and the government doesn't provide the email address, there is a dependency on the market to provide such. And if they don't give a list of "workable free email providers" then the government has failed. Imagine the howling if you had to have an email address to vote.