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bejiita wrote:So the best thing to do is to refuse cookies until you decide to login to gmail. Once you log in to gmail, just use it for mailing purposes. Once you're done, logout and delete all cookies on your system. A PITA but for those concerned about privacy, it's about the best a person can do.
kamome wrote:Also, one of the bloggers who ultra linked to mentioned that he's getting tons of spam in his Google email account. That's hardly an improvement over Yahoo, which I now have to use as a spam filtering account.
bikkle wrote:Have you ever read Yahoo Mail's Privacy Policy? I may be mistaken, but I don't see much difference between Gmail and Yahoo. I imagine Hotmail and the other big free commercial mail services aren't much better.
Big Booger wrote:I wouldn't mind trying this out.. but I mean, with spymac and yahoo I am satisfied.. guess I'll wait until gmail goes public...
nullpointer wrote:Big Booger wrote:I wouldn't mind trying this out.. but I mean, with spymac and yahoo I am satisfied.. guess I'll wait until gmail goes public...
Though I underatand what you are trying to say........
People were satisfied with model T's before buick came along....
Yeah, I got the name I wanted.bikkle wrote:Big Booger wrote:From reading that, I could understand what you are saying. I'm just not into all the hype.
The thing is, by the time it goes public, someone may have already registered as Big.Booger@, so you'll be stuck with Big.Booger6969@.
bikkle wrote:....so you'll be stuck with Big.Booger6969@.
nullpointer wrote:bikkle wrote:....so you'll be stuck with Big.Booger6969@.
Any particular reason for using 6969
eit wrote:I'd love a Gmail account, please send an invite to chrismccull@yahoo.ca
Caustic Saint wrote:eit wrote:I'd love a Gmail account, please send an invite to chrismccull@yahoo.ca
And you are....?
XIII wrote::D As promised, I have 3 Gmail invitations to give away.Anyone interested?
bikkle wrote:XIII wrote:Did you check for a link under the search button
Yeah.
bikkle wrote:nullpointer wrote:Don't worry, your link will be there by tomorrow evening....
I hope so. :P
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