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She needs to shuffle her idiotic mobile team by firing all of them, at least the ones who made the mobile email app. Who the hell designs, in this day and age,
by aswanson 12y ago
She needs to shuffle her idiotic mobile team by firing all of them, at least the ones who made the mobile email app. Who the hell designs, in this day and age, an email app that does not let you log out; your only choice is to delete the app if you don't want someone who picks up your phone to look at your yahoo mail. I used to be skeptical of snapchat, but I'm coming around to new startups that understand how humans use things and don't want everything open to everyone.
- raverbashing 12y agoHeh this is the least of the problems with the mobile app (and Y mail in general)
- detaro 12y agoAnd parts of the mail team, too. A mail provider of their size that manages to regularly get blacklisted is in a bad position (United Internet and others right now are not taking mail from at least parts of yahoo groups, and yahoo claims all is fine and all mail delivered. Cue furious users that can't leave lists and are missing mails)
- morgante 12y agoApple...
- aswanson 12y agoPart of the reason I have never owned an apple phone in my 5 years of smartphone usage.
- aswanson 12y agoMust be some yahoo mobile email devs here...listen, sorry to threaten your livelihood with my statements...but the fact of the matter is, the product is a pos and not aligned with what it should be in terms of human needs. Nobody wants their goddamn email available at all times to anyone. That's why they've been password protected, since like, the 80s. Fix it and you might save your company/jobs. Basic logic.
- selimthegrim 12y agoUh, Gmail on Android doesn't let you sign out without delinking the account from your device...
- aswanson 12y agoUh, they should fix that. That's fucking stupid. And doesn't give yahoo an out. It's dumb to treat users like that.
- anonbanker 12y agoit's not a bug, it's a feature!