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.
This is another example of them, subtly forcing you to use google drive for files.