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  Colen3 (@MediumkeyXYZ) reported 4 minutes ago

  @ProtonMail im on some spaghetti mess rn where my duck mail wrapper is connected to gmail and it redirects to proton automatically im too lazy to fix it

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  Mark (@AustenMakers) reported 7 minutes ago

  Half the "AI plugin is broken" posts aren't really about the plugin. The connection works fine. The agent just has no idea what your business is. I gave Nora access to Gmail, Drive and Calendar. Clients don't notice the wiring. They notice she remembers what we quoted them in March. A brain that forgets is just a chatbot.

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  yoon. (@ItsSugaGirl) reported 14 minutes ago

  @suitetvapp Any chance we can get a "download data" feature? Also, how can I switch my login from Apple to Gmail without losing my account/progress? Thanks!

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  Reggie Tan | rxggie.eth (@rxggietan) reported 17 minutes ago

  I despise default AI copy. Especially in emails. Here's how I taught mine to stop sounding like it. A few months ago, an AI agent I was testing (using Hermes) drafted an email that sounded way too eerily like me. And I'm not talking about "professional email from reggie tan" me. I mean it actually sounded like me - with all my quirks and isms - 90% of the way there on the first try. I was out running errands, so I voice-noted the agent to check my inbox for any new emails. Something had come in. I told it the gist of what to say as a response, and moved on. A minute later the reply was sitting there - the opening, the phrasing, my catch phrases, the way I sign off, all of it was totally me. It tripped me out a little. I'd previously used AI to write emails plenty of times before, and it always came back sounding like AI. Saved me a few minutes, maybe. But it definitely never sounded like me. The problem was never that AI can't write. It's that most people let it write in its default voice. And you can spot default AI in two seconds, just like you can spot a standard Canva template, or just another Claude-designed website. Nobody teaches their AI anything. However email is the place where it really matters. It isn't a broadcast. It's one person writing to one person. You're trying to build a relationship there. Send someone a generic version of yourself and you've missed the whole point of writing to them. So I stopped relying on a lucky voice note and built it on purpose. I rebuilt my voice in Claude Cowork. Connected the Gmail connector so it could read how I actually write, not a list of rules about how I write. Then used skill-creator to turn that into a reusable email skill. Told it to look for example emails in my sent folder. Then made it look again for more, over and over again, until it was satisfied with the volume of sample data. I read what it gave back, corrected it, ran it again. It's a loop, not a one-shot - and every pass landed closer. The goal should be 80% of the way there. Back in the prime years of web3 (the golden years of crypto), way before ChatGPT 3.5 changed the world, I solo'd six clients at once (led 6 marketing teams for 6 companies simultaneously) and it nearly broke me. What's changed isn't that AI does the work for me. It's that the output still sounds and operates like me, which is the only reason I could take that kind of volume on again without the quality slipping. Using AI isn't the edge anymore. Everyone's doing that. The edge is whether it still sounds like you, or like everyone else. When you get an email you can instantly tell was written by default AI, what's your honest first reaction? 👾 I'm kicking around turning this into a short workshop for anyone who wants to do this with their own AI. If that's you, drop a comment or DM me - I'll share details when we're ready to rock.

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  Alok Kumar (@Alokkumarzz) reported 17 minutes ago

  Breaking: Google permanently locks people out of their accounts with no warning and no way to reach a human. Gmail, Photos, Drive, every login. Gone, with no appeal. Here is the backup that protects you, in under an hour:

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  Coker Adetokunbo (@Cokerade_olu) reported 20 minutes ago

  @joinkuda I can’t login to my business account and i am not getting a response from either the gmail or from the live chat

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  The Only GeeFlex (@Oga_geeflex) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Nerdrockz Tried a new channel, new gmail... uploaded two videos, 0 impressions I tried 4 new gmails and same thing, tried on new proxies too and still same thing. what could be the issue?

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  cruz ✰ (@cruzchaotic) reported 22 minutes ago

  @CRRXo7 login with gmail, but not a gmail account u used before

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  Gbenga Akindolani |AI Engineer | Automation Expert (@__dolani) reported 24 minutes ago

  Automation is not only something you sell to clients. It is something you deploy for yourself the moment a tool you rely on starts failing you. Every friction point in your own workflow becomes a build. You stop waiting for other people to fix things you could fix in an afternoon. 2 days ago, A platform had no webhook. So I turned my inbox into one. I was splitting a course into a two-tier structure this week. New pricing, new access levels, new automations for onboarding paid members. The platform has an auto-invite bot that adds new customers to the members group after payment. That is the whole reason it was picked. Then it broke which I opened a ticket. Waited. Tried the fixes people posted in the forum. Nothing. So I did what I do for clients by building one But here was the catch. The platform does not expose a payment webhook. No API for the payment event. Nothing I could hook into cleanly. What it does do is send an email to the inbox every time a payment lands. That was the escape hatch. Gmail trigger in n8n. Every payment notification hits the inbox and fires the flow. The workflow parses the email, pulls the customer's details, and pushes them into the group with a welcome message. About 3 hours of work. Right as I was testing the last piece, the platform's bot came back to life. Of course it did. Two versions of me showed up at that moment. One was annoyed I had just burned an evening on something that was being paid for. The other paused and looked at what I actually had. A workflow I fully own with logs going straight into the database. This is the part of the skill people underrate. And when the tool does not give you an API, look at what it does give you. An email trigger, a webhook to a different service, a database export. There is almost always a way in.

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  Harsh (@Harsh3709931261) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Harsh3709931262 @reliancejio @reliancejio :- Provide Resolution permanent because i have very tired form such issues i already described This concern via Gmail Contact:- 8826294489

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  Silvia (@riantisilvi) reported 26 minutes ago

  Why it took me several tries and keep having error just for making a new email? @gmail come on man, this is nonsense

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  rocknroller912 (@rocknroller912) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Amy_90_x That happened to me for a while. I use a gmail to log in and the problem was the Google account which kept getting suspected fraud alerts.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 27 minutes ago

  Most drone pilots are great at flying. They're terrible at filling the pipeline. SkyReach fixes that. It finds 25 local businesses a day, researches the site, drafts a personalized Gmail, and tracks every follow-up so no warm lead dies in the inbox.

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  Christian Davis (@emaillistmanage) reported 27 minutes ago

  Stop telling people to whitelist you. Do this instead. 👇 That line in every welcome email... "add us to your contacts, drag us to primary, whitelist this address." Delete it. Two problems: Nobody actually does it. It's a chore, they scroll past. And you just opened the entire relationship with an ASK. First impression and you're already begging for a favor. Here's the move instead: Let welcome email #1 just deliver what you promised. Clean. No chores attached. Then 6 hours later, send email #2 as a plain-text reply. Looks like it came from your personal inbox. No header, no graphics. And in it, you don't ask for anything. You give. Something like: "Hey, what's your #1 struggle with [their topic] right now? Reply and tell me, and I'll send you my honest take on how to fix it." See the difference? You didn't ask them to whitelist you. You framed it as you wanting to GIVE them something. Here's the magic: When they hit reply, Gmail sees a real two-way conversation. A human talking to a human. That one reply does more for your inbox placement than 100 "please whitelist me" requests ever could. It's the exact benefit of getting added to contacts... except you engineered it without asking. Better deliverability. Warmer relationship. Zero begging. Give first. The inbox always rewards it. 📩

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  BAlAH83898💪🏻 XPLUS (@BalaH83898) reported 28 minutes ago

  @maljafeiri Please help us to back our normal login with password because many of ur community the lose dear Gmail in their phone de can recover it