• SchmidtGenetics@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    No, if people can receive emails, it defeats the entire purpose. Just don’t install those apps then? Lol. A browser allows access to most social media anyways, so providing one is counter to its purpose.

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        1 month ago

        If I’m expecting an immediate response, an email would be the second to last thing I would do. Emails are different from texts entirely. It’s more akin to sending a letter, it’s even in the name, e”mail”.

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            1 month ago

            Instant verification for what without already being on a phone? If you’re already on the computer, just use the computers browser and log in to your email? Why are you making this more complicated than reality.

            There’s literally no reason to instantly need your email, and if you do, than these phones aren’t meant for you, you need to be connected.

            Also, what 2fa does email but not text messaging…?

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        1 month ago

        And an email can wait until I get home, if it’s that important, call, but texts suffice.

        A browser allows access to social media, so now you just lost the phones sole purpose, good job.