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It won't be accepted by people. Imagine, what will happen if you forgot your phone with someone you know.
by itsbits 12y ago
It won't be accepted by people. Imagine, what will happen if you forgot your phone with someone you know.
- adventured 12y agoI had an ex with serious trust issues. On at least several occasions they tried to get into my email account. This was back in the flip phone days, but the concern is the same. The Yahoo approach seems like the perfect setup for that sort of abuse.
- vidyesh 12y agoAssuming one has a smartphone, they don't even need the password to login. They already have access to your mailbox. If one doesn't have a smartphone, then they need to first find out your email then try to login. By the time that is figured out you might have disabled it by logging to your account from somewhere else.
- shawabawa3 12y agoSome phones show the contents of texts on the lock screen, so people could potentially access your email without unlocking your phone
- maccard 12y agoMy phone shows contents of my mail on the lock screen already
- itsbits 12y agoMy view is about the concept...not about just mail...