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Really, they made that argument? So when I'm logging into some website, I'm not going to have access to my email? Bad logic.

• dsl 12y ago
  I have met many younger people (especially outside the US) that do not have email. They see email as a tool for old people to communicate. A good comparison would be "So when I'm logging into some website, I'm not going to have access to myspace?"
  • iLoch 12y ago
    Ehh, I don't think that means email is dying for younger people. I'm 20 and email is essential for a lot of things. Everyone I know (which is a fairly broad scope of people) has email and uses it. Everyone gets email at some point, too - so the only challenge is making younger people realize the ubiquity of email earlier on.
  • spb 12y ago
    > "So when I'm logging into some website, I'm not going to have access to myspace?" Which is even less likely.
  • dudus 12y ago
    Using that logic the confirmation should be sent by whatsup or as a facebook message instead.