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This is true for most email addresses as well. If you use a domain name for your email that is owned by another company, then you you can be locked out of your
by itake 4y ago
This is true for most email addresses as well. If you use a domain name for your email that is owned by another company, then you you can be locked out of your email (and any downstream accounts).
I work in tech and 99% of my contacts are with @gmail (or some other free email host).
- sys42590 4y agoMost sites that require an email for sign-up only verify the email address once right after sign-up. So if Google ever locks my account, my other website passwords continue to work, while SSO using Google is instantly broken. Of course I won't be able anymore to reset my third party passwords through my Gmail mailbox, but many sites allow to change the email address if you know the password...