> Il 15/04/2022 16:43 Laura Atkins via mailop <mailop@mailop.org> ha scritto: > > > > All of the complaints I’ve seen about google track back to: the person was > either actively sending spam (possibly unknowingly, but that doesn’t exactly > reflect well on the sender) or they’re using a free service that is regularly > used to send spam and they refuse to actually move to a service that doesn’t > allow abuse. Well, no. I have been running a personal VPS with a personal > .eu email domain for almost 20 years now, moving across a handful of major > hosting providers in Europe, and several times throughout this period Gmail > started to reject my mail without any clear reason to do so, even if I > followed all the instructions on their website. Usually it got better after a > few months, also without any clear reason. > > No one is forced to use google as a recipient mail server and everyone who is > using it made a choice to do so - either by moving their domain there or > actively signing up for a gmail.com <http://gmail.com> address. This is also > not entirely true. People are forced to get a Gmail account and strongly > encouraged to use it (for example, by defaults and preinstalled apps) when > they get an Android phone, or for a number of other reasons related to other > services. Also, people are told to get a Gmail account as a solution to their > email provider being unable to deliver to Gmail :) So, sure, Gmail offers > good service, perhaps the best among the free ones, but a good part of their > success is is due to their overall dominant market position.
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