We used to be constantly running out of space on our email inboxes. We tried a bunch of different solutions, but they all required us to share our login credentials or OAuth tokens. We were uncomfortable with that, so we decided to create our own solution: GoodByEmail

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With @GoodByEmail, your emails never leave your device and we can't access them even if we tried. Say goodbye to sharing logins or giving invasive permissions. Your inbox is yours alone - the way it should be.

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If you encounter this scam, do not click any links! Report it to Google using the "Report Abuse" link (see the bottom of the form). Stay vigilant - understanding these deceptive tactics is crucial for protecting your data. Read the article here:

Signs to watch for: Suspicious links, poor grammar/design of the form, requests for passwords or login credentials, Bitcoin (lol). Never click unfamiliar links!

This tricks Google into sending you a legitimate-looking notification email about a form response, but it contains malicious links from the scammer.

Scammers create a malicious Google Form designed to steal your sensitive personal or financial information. They impersonate you by completing the form using YOUR email address.

Email Scammers are getting creative and now able to bypass spam filters using Google Forms and real Google email addresses to impersonate victims. Check-out how the scam works ⬇️

I guess the learning here is that Sora couldn’t reach GA fast enough … 😅

🎵 It is geeking-out-Friday for the GoodByEmail team! This is 100% AI generated btw. And this is GoodByEmail's Friday anthem! 🎶 TGIF, everyone! 🎉 Let's clear our inboxes this Friday and dance our way into the weekend! 💃🕺

Microsoft's move seems aimed at nudging users towards paid subscriptions Check the full details here:

For those struggling to manage under the new quota, consider regular email clean-ups (GoodByEmail app ;) or using services like Dropbox/Box/Cloudflare R2 for hosting large files instead of attaching to emails. What are your strategies for coping with the reduced space?

Frustrations are mounting on Microsoft forums as users encounter unexpected storage overages. The sudden change has left many considering alternatives. Have you been affected? Share your experience.

Previously, Outlook attachments didn’t eat into your OneDrive space. Now, they count towards the tight 5GB limit, causing disruptions like bounced emails and account disablement for some users.

We've seen a spike in GoodByEmail sign-ups and now know why: Outlook's slashed the storage from 15GB to 5GB for attachments. Users experiencing bounced emails and account disablement 🤯

These updates are a great for internet safety. It's all about taking control and keeping the unwanted stuff away. Great to see Googgle making the web a safer place for us. Let's make the most of these tools! 🛡️ For more detailed check out this article:

And if you ever find an explicit photo of yourself online that you didn't agree to, Google's got a simpler way to help you get it removed from search results. It's all about giving us more control over our online presence.

Also, Google's stepping up with SafeSearch blurring. No more awkward moments when you accidentally come across something... let's say, not suitable for work. They're automatically blurring explicit images now.

First up, there's this new dashboard thing where you can see if your personal info like phone numbers or addresses are out in the open. And guess what? You can request to have them removed. Pretty neat, huh?