Terrible April Fool's Joke, Google
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But this is where Gmail for Business comes in.
The free service, is free, and subject to the antics of Google.
I highly doubt that they pulled this on their business accounts.
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@DustinB3403 said:
But this is where Gmail for Business comes in.
The free service, is free, and subject to the antics of Google.
I highly doubt that they pulled this on their business accounts.
If you run a sole proprietorship gmail is fine.
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@Nic said:
surely if you have any sort of relationship with a publisher, they'd call you, or you could call them. Explain the situation and sort it out...
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@Nic said:
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/apr/01/google-disables-april-fools-joke-gmail-mic-drop
that's what started the discussion @Nic
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oh
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@DustinB3403 said:
But this is where Gmail for Business comes in.
The free service, is free, and subject to the antics of Google.
I highly doubt that they pulled this on their business accounts.
I'm guessing Google Apps had this done knowing google..
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@IRJ said:
@DustinB3403 said:
But this is where Gmail for Business comes in.
The free service, is free, and subject to the antics of Google.
I highly doubt that they pulled this on their business accounts.
If you run a sole proprietorship gmail is fine.
or Freelance. Article writers are usually freelance.
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The mic drop is not over the send button it was over what was the send and archive button.
If you are doing all import OMG this is horribly critical email, then why the hell would you send and archive in the first place?
Of course if you were sending some horrible OMG important email, for your lively hood, I do not get why you were using personal GMail accounts.
Do they work? Well yes as @IRJ mentioned. But I still will not excuse people for this.
