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And it has it's own forums with tens of thousands of posts!
https://homeofficemedia.blog.gov.uk/electronic-travel-author...
Some examples:
* general auto blog which writes about how 80% of details of some cars are now Russian made
* some general English language construction blog tells about how cool is Russian made Crimean bridge
* some English language aviation page showing how advanced some Soviet planes are
* some Italian page showing how dirty is metro in Italy but how clean it is in Saint Petersburg
* some randome culture page shows cool Russian brutalist architecture
There is so much content like this trying to mascerade as non-political but with clear agenda.
There are no methods to report such pages to Facebook moderation
Here is idea for hacker news crowd: make service which is a proxy for phone number validation: user needs to validate his phone number once in that app and any other 3rd-party service can ask this app for security code which confirms phone number ownership. We use something similar by offloading phone number confirmation via Telegram bot. Also this proxy service could optionally offload management of "bad" phone numbers used by spammers and add other protections
* good and self-respecting developers will not work on bad quality code. Business will be left with bad/mediocre devs who will implement bussiness needs slowly and with bad quality
* good code base and good dev practises make development much faster and with fewer errors, with easier new developer onboarding etc.
How many of IT projects have had a rewrite a costly rewrite because it became unmanageable?
80% managers think only about business needs- even those who previously were developers themselves because it is convenient and they do not have sell that maintenance is also needed
We are hosted in Latvia (DEAC data centers) and we manage our servers on our own
You can use it for free if you are ok with sending max 3 emails per day. You need to verify mobile phone or verify account via Telegram for free acounts. Also 9.99 EUR per year for premium account is one of the lowest prices available in the market from professional email providers :)
* Asking for huge amount of money in the of the process (after you wasted hundreds of hours of expensive developer time) * forcing to use restricted scope (read,White,delete) for standard IMAP access even if you need only read-only access or use their proprietary API with read-only scope with unknown rate limits and which is difficult and time-consuming to use * cryptic messages why app is not approved and ignoring arguments made for their questions * often changing APIs (access token formats)
They do everything to avoid competition not making better product but by locking existing customers to their ecosystem.
And this is not only google. We had similar issues Apple and Meta.
Now we are moving away from this business model and will give more priority for custom domain e-mail.
Soon we are launching new pricing page with feature list of free/premium personal mailboxes and custom domain mailboxes