With less than useful I agree (switched to fastmail...)
This is another example of them, subtly forcing you to use google drive for files.
If you are sending executables to your customers and you're not signing them or they are not checking the signature every time, you are doing your customers a disservice and they are bound to get exploited sooner or later. If you teach them to open executables from mail they will and it won't be limited to yours.
> Me too. I use send zip files to my customers every now and then.
That `Me too` is in response to
> GMail is less than useful for sending attachments, assuming they still do stuff like blocking .zip files containing executables. I can't use my GMail account to communicate with customers at all.
from GP.
It happens a lot in threaded discussions here that a parent's opinions or points get carried over to child posts and then grand-children posts who seems to assume every answers only adds up details to reinforce the opinion instead of nuances.
I downvoted you for being a dick in the way you respond to the comment wrongly assuming you send .exe files. That is my only assumption here.
And then I was accused of being a dick. Perhaps I should detach before I give people more wrong impression about me.