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I'd stop using Gmail, personally. To me, it feels like the receiver has a right to read an email he receives. It would feel... intrusive... for the app to dec
by palish 18y ago
I'd stop using Gmail, personally. To me, it feels like the receiver has a right to read an email he receives. It would feel... intrusive... for the app to decide to delete some of my data when I'm not looking (or rather when I haven't looked yet).
That said, the "panic button" undo feature seems like a great idea. But 5 seconds is way too short. (I'm envisioning my Dad using this feature in this case, not a techie.) 30 seconds seems perfect -- it's probably not a big deal that your message gets delayed by 30 seconds, and it gives you some 'think time' to remember a detail you forgot to add or fix.
- dontforget 18y agoMyspace Mail (which for a long time was bigger than gmail), has always allowed it. Never heard any complaints about this very useful feature. It's not unprecedented.
- craigbellot 18y agoIf no one sees an email in their inbox, is it really there?
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