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> If you're still using Google products as your primary drivers, then it's entirely your fault. This is mostly true for any of the free offerings. If you're p
by throw0101c 4y ago
> If you're still using Google products as your primary drivers, then it's entirely your fault.
This is mostly true for any of the free offerings.
If you're paying for the '…for Business' stuff (perhaps with your own domain), then there's probably more availability for recourse and contacts (especially since they're charging your credit card, so they have some form of link to a real human being).
- tag2103 4y agoI've had a Google domain for several years hosting my private email, I'm migrating everything to protonmail (including my Companies) in 2023. FYI- It is the exact opposite. There is zero support without multiple support tickets, their UI is full of antipatterns. I get to pay and not only do they scan my emails (they claim they stopped that practice, sure) they also won't allow Google Workspace (formerly GSuite) to utilize features like Google Family. I have a tertiarty public account that right now I can't access because I'm travelling and have run afoul of the Google gods and in the Admin console zero way to force allow a login. And I'm paying for that wonderful granular control. I for one hope the wave of GPT based AI wipes them off the face of the internet, they are valueless. Their search is a joke now. They've been adversarial to the user community for years and reminds me the terrible taste of a monopolized- because lets face it that's what they are- ecosystem with ZERO concern or care about their end user. <insert lilly tomlin phone company skit here>