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  Singular Prism (@singular_prism) reported 1 minute ago

  @reach_vb I logged in my gmail on the in-built browser and asked it to resolve a double debit on my credit card from an insurer. It looked up the history of mails for older unresolved ticket. Drafted mails and added proper attachments for both the insurer and the cc company. The issue which hadn't been resolved for more than a month got resolved in a day. Looks like i won't be using chrome much in the future.

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  Anurag (@Malwarehunterr) reported 10 minutes ago

  Voicemail lure leading to phishing Email claims missed call and “Play Voicemail” link redirects via Microsoft OAuth to fake Gmail login page Captcha URL -> ec15z.gootrtyyy[.]com/kolp/?error=interaction_required&error_description=Session+information+is+not+sufficient+for+single-sign-on Fake gmail login page -> bnlv027hoet-voicemsgmp3listen[.]voiceggffty[.]com/ecaa6f7e8cf30101e156b9a206a108c2/ subdomain changes for both urls. #Phishing #Gmail @500mk500

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  The Arcane Verse⚕️ (@Telephantix) reported 11 minutes ago

  @gmail fix your spam folder spam!

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  ZIZKA AI (@ZizkaAI) reported 13 minutes ago

  Tell Zizka: Create a high-priority Jira ticket for the login bug, notify the dev team in Slack, and update the client in Gmail. It plans, you confirm, and it executes across platforms, No more copy-paste No more context switching.

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  Hexxagon (@hexxagon_io) reported 21 minutes ago

  @heylegacyguy Using OpenClaw with an external email service like Gmail can introduce some latency, especially if the service is routing through multiple layers. Consider optimizing your infrastructure or API calls to reduce delays. Hexxagon AI has tackled similar issues by streamlining integrations for better performance.

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  MD Abdullah Al Mubin (@AbdullahMubin_) reported 22 minutes ago

  Hey @Telegram, I'm locked out of my account. The login code is being sent to my deleted Gmail, and I can't receive the code via SMS as it says it's for Premium users only. Please help me access my account. ​My number: 8801615411155

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  Eugene Roberts (@Genius_Roro) reported 22 minutes ago

  @sholard_mancity I had the same issue.... I can't access my long time email and numbers I had saved on Gmail backup.... 😔

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  Kyle Fraser (@Kyle_Fraser) reported 24 minutes ago

  You’ve probably had one of those days where the work never really starts, no matter how hard you try. A few calls in the morning. Slack pops off constantly. A deck lies, waiting, in one tab with Gmail in another and Canva in the third. You’ve been pulled away for a few “quick check-ins” several times, and you have a meeting in 15, so you can’t really dig into a big task. By the end of the day, you’ve been busy the whole time, but the deep work you really need to do still feels untouched. This kind of interrupted thinking is called “fragmentation”, and there’s plenty of research on it. The most salient point is that fragmentation carries a high cognitive cost. The American Psychological Association notes that even brief mental blocks caused by switching between tasks can consume as much as 40% of one’s productivity. One study, conducted by the University of California, showed that people completed interrupted work faster, but only by compensating with more stress, more frustration, more time pressure, and more effort. You’d think if it were such a widely documented phenomenon that we’d do more to avoid it, but that’s not the case. The workplace is only becoming more fragmented. Microsoft’s 2025 Work Trend Index found that employees are interrupted every two minutes during the workday by meetings, emails, or pings, with 60% of meetings classed as ad hoc. That’s a real problem, no matter your field. Productivity and the flow state many of us strive to achieve requires some element of uninterrupted time to achieve. If your day is constantly being broken into smaller and smaller pieces, you lose the conditions you need to work meaningfully. It comes back to a point we’ve covered recently about your environment: If the work feels flat, don’t just ask whether the team has enough talent or whether the brief is strong enough. Instead, ask what kind of environment the thinking is happening in. If your team is struggling with interruptions, it’s usually an easy place to start overhauling. For more on how to achieve the flow state, check out the Never Think Alone substack.

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  Zulhilmee bin Hashim (@Zul_Hilmee) reported 26 minutes ago

  @SelsilaWorld i can't even login.. wth.. i login using email not gmail.. on telegram, is just full of bot.. no one is helping.. wtf is this?

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  Gsantanu26🧙.ink (@gsantanu26) reported 28 minutes ago

  @ForteProtocol Not getting verification OTO. Tried with Gmail and Yahoo both.same issue. waited for more that hours

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  Average Joe (@AnewLife79) reported 30 minutes ago

  @MicrosoftHelps @TonyWelling Fix your **** or I’m switching to Gmail

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  Jack Driscoll (@jack___driscoll) reported 31 minutes ago

  @macky_abad01 Thanks for the comment! - not quite putting Cursor inside Gmail - more like using Gmail/Chat as the intake surface for code work. flow is: -share an email/thread into Chat, -the app classifies what kind of request it is -a Cursor SDK agent can pick up the actual engineering task: bug investigaiton, doc update, draft a fix, turn thread into working pr, etc... The interesting bit is moving from “someone emailed me context” to “an agent is working on it." and I'm sure it could helpful in email responses as well!

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  Tomori (@Tomori32) reported 32 minutes ago

  @ultraviolencJPN @Samaytwt i don’t have an issue with gmail being 1.6 GB

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  Herbert Yang (@herbertyang) reported 33 minutes ago

  How to use ICP to top up @ProtonMail account: I switched to Switzerland-based Proton about 10 years ago from Gmail as part of the effort to de-google myself. Among Proton's many great features, one of them is that it accepts crypto payment in $BTC . For an #ICP user, this is how you can take advantage of this to use ICP to pay for Proton services. 1/ In your @oisy wallet (the best ICP wallet, built by @dfinity team), convert $ICP into $ckBTC . As both are using ICP's ICRC standard, the conversion is instant and has no gas fee. 2/ In Oisy's BTC asset, which includes both the native BTC and ckBTC (in an account abstraction fashion), choose ckBTC, and then convert $ckBTC into $BTC. This step will require the standard block confirmation on the BTC mainnet. 3/ In the Proton account, All Settings => Credits => Add Credits, pick the dollar amount. Proton will provide the needed BTC amount and a BTC address (this address is regenerated every time, not a static one). 4/ In Oisy, send over this amount of BTC to the Proton address. Proton will show something like, "your credit is received ...". This "Add credits" pop-up window will disappear. When the BTC's mainnet confirmation is finished (30-60 minutes), the "Credits" section will display the updated balance from the BTC top-up, and Proton will automatically deduct the monthly fee from this balance on the due date. This is almost perfect, except that Proton does not support a yearly subscription with BTC yet - i. e., you can only pay BTC as you go month to month (but it's automatic deduction, so it's good enough), not in an annual plan fashion, which can save 20-30%. Why go through the trouble of using BTC/ICP but not a credit card or PayPal? No KYC, love. Total anonymity.

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  u-day G (@udaypratap18679) reported 34 minutes ago

  Serious security issue. My Gmail was accessed without authorization and there is a risk of loan misuse linked to my bank account. Despite multiple follow-ups, no proper response. @JioCare @reliancejio @DoT_India