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The idea is nice, but I see a couple of problem with that kind of implementation: 1) You don't have/won't access your email account on that computer (ex: Inter
by Kesty 14y ago
The idea is nice, but I see a couple of problem with that kind of implementation:
1) You don't have/won't access your email account on that computer (ex: Internet Cafe)
2) Spam filters that may delay the mail and so will delay the ability to log in. (ex: Grey Listing)
3) Changing your email account (ex: Work Email to personal email)
- chustar 14y agoThe thing is when I used internet cafes, the first thing I would always open would be email. 2 and 3 and really valid though.
- DrCatbox 14y ago"The thing is when I used internet cafes, the first thing I would always open would be email." Seriously? Intenet cafes are the least secure computers to give your email and password to. Sure for junk and spam-email accounts, that you dont care about anyway. But logging in to your personal email account on an internet caffe!? Thats madness.
- prof_hobart 14y agoInternet cafes aren't the only place. Our work doesn't allow access to external email - as one part of an attempt to avoid data leakage - but has no problem with a small amount of browsing sites like HN.