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yes this is fairly unreasonable behaviour by Google, but also, come on man. if this is your business and livelihood, then you should be at the very least scanni
by permo-w 4y ago
yes this is fairly unreasonable behaviour by Google, but also, come on man. if this is your business and livelihood, then you should be at the very least scanning over all emails from your main service provider, never mind ones clearly marked as “important”
- ceejayoz 4y agoI have nothing running on GCP and still have hundreds of "important", "alert", etc. emails from their platform. Tax changes in Belarus! Advisory Notifications will become Generally Available! Spike in user reported spam! Same reason I've almost thrown out important communications from my credit card company; they send so much "important!" mail that's actually an offer to sign up for paid credit card monitoring it starts to be a spam flag.
- permo-w 4y agoI personally have 2 cloud compute instances running, one with a specially requested GPU, and going back 3 months I have no emails from them marked "important", and only two that haven't directly resulted from my actions, each an update - clearly marked "[Update]" - to some element of their legal infrastructure which I suspect they're required to inform of have you actually checked this or are you just assuming it's the case?