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  Felix (@AlwaysCanadian1) reported 52 seconds ago

  @Google @gmail not sure who to go to with this one so I'm going to tag both of you in this when I try to go to my emails and I want to reply and I tap on it by keyboard does not show up on my pixel 6A like you normally would. I believe it is isolated to like Google glitch as my keyboard shows up when I type this to you on this app and also my keyboard shows up on my text when I want to reach out to someone. So it appears to be that the keyboard issue is isolated to Gmail. Can you confirm that you guys are aware of such a glitch?

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  ｡꩜˚⋆Hornet ⋆˚꩜｡ (@hornetsmarking) reported 2 minutes ago

  @minjiluvr67 Gmail has this problem but like much worse. You will deadass spend 20 minutes thinking of a username just for it to be taken exclusively on Gmail. It’s always taken.

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  Fortlover (@fnlover100) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Fort_Goon Use a backup Gmail even your main one if you gotta. I had the same issue 2 years back

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  Philipp Schmid (@Schmidiee) reported 7 minutes ago

  @levelsio same issue with gmail for 3 months

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  Phillip Rivers (@thePhilRivers) reported 11 minutes ago

  38,000 contacts. Zero sends in 5 years. Then one day they pulled the trigger. Emailed all 38,000 without any slow ramp up, nuking their sender reputation in the process. When your daily send volume goes from a few hundred emails to suddenly blasting 38,000 addresses. In the eyes of the inbox providers (ie. Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook ), you look like a crooked spammer. So that’s exactly where your emails go. Open rates drop to <10% and sales from email dries up with it. If you're holding onto a list and plan on sending to them when there’s less fires to put out in your business/life, remember… It takes seconds to **** your domain and months to recover. If we’d gotten to this client before this happened. We would have: > cleaned the list > ramped up the sends slowly > reintroduced the client to the list Of course there is nuance to this. But you can make bank from a dormant list. As long as you pull the right levers in the right order.

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  Atishay (@axtalks) reported 11 minutes ago

  if you're emailing dentists, HVAC, local agencies, contractors, most advice you hear is optimized for mid-market or enterprise. SMB outbound is a different environment. different data, different inbox stacks, different buying behavior. the biggest mistake is list sourcing. Apollo and ZoomInfo style databases are usually thin for local SMBs and everyone spams the same tiny pool. you pull "dentists in California" and get a tiny list. meanwhile the actual count of practices is far higher, so every marketer ends up blasting the same narrow pool. even if your copy is good, you're stepping into a crowded, damaged dataset. what works better: build lists from where SMBs already list themselves. association member directories, licensing and registry lists when public, vendor partner directories, conference exhibitor lists, niche find-a-provider directories, chamber of commerce directories. less competition, clearer intent. segment by the prospect's MX and security, not just your sender setup. SMBs are a mix. some on Google Workspace, some on Microsoft, some route through security layers like Barracuda, Mimecast, Proofpoint. before you scale, sample your list and check MX records. google workspace prospects: newer domains tend to survive better. heavy gateways: new domains get punished faster, use older warmed domains and lower volume. generic emails are not bad for SMBs. info@ and contact@ often go to the owner or a tiny team. even public gmail addresses on websites and facebook pages can be the actual operator in SMB land. track a metric that tells the truth. open rates are noise. use PCPL (prospects contacted per positive) = total prospects contacted divided by positive replies. we aim for under 500 PCPL as a sanity line. if PCPL is high and total reply rate (including OOO) is under 2%: deliverability issue. if reply rate is ok but positives are low: offer or list is the problem. don't over-follow-up SMB owners. two touches usually beats long sequences. email 1, one follow up, then recycle later (8 to 12 weeks) with a different angle. speed matters. when they reply positively, respond and call fast. SMB intent windows are short. this is for SMBs specifically. if you use the generic email approach on enterprise IT or security, you'll get blocked.

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  Tâm an -Ambassador of InterLink Labs -ID:921 921 (@tranhaithuan899) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Vyx_Crypto @inter_link 🔥Currently, creating two-factor authentication (2FA) is experiencing errors; Gmail is not sending the necessary 6-digit OTP code to create 2FA. You should add an option to this feature so we can transfer our remaining balance to our wallet. Thank you.

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  Andra (@Enduristic1) reported 15 minutes ago

  Is anyone else having Gmail problems? I have no way of verifying if it’s the app or just me.

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  BleepBloop (@DavB_4) reported 17 minutes ago

  @juan_quenga @Samaytwt That sounds like a gmail user problem...

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  Prajwal Tomar (@PrajwalTomar_) reported 20 minutes ago

  I built this in a single day. Gmail inbox triage. Auto-tagged leads. Kanban pipeline. Synced to a Google Sheets lead tracker. Two years ago agencies would have quoted 2 months and $15K for this. Lovable is not a UI builder anymore. You can build literally ANYTHING inside it. I've used it almost daily for over a year. Shipped 50+ MVPs with it. For clients. For myself. For the agency. I finally wrote down the whole system. Every tip. Every mistake. Every shortcut I wish I knew on day one. Full breakdown in the article below.

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  chann (@chann964275) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmX_ZaxTr well at least you get to have a voice on X,when you sign into an acount on google, ya know gmail,what a crock of sh*t that is, you sign in after a couple of weeks and you have to go through effin hoops like how many buses are there, oh how many bikes are there, still can'tlog in

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  Syed Hasan (@sh_riaz) reported 24 minutes ago

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  Ivelina aka Niftyhontas (@niftyhontas) reported 27 minutes ago

  instant VC rejection signals (stop wasting your time): - you make empty claims. No numbers, no proof = no credibility. - you ask for an NDA before sharing your deck. Signals inexperience. - your pitch deck has an outdated date. Signals you’ve been fundraising too long. - your market size (SAM) is over $100B. Too broad, VCs assume your numbers are wrong. - your market is too small (SAM < $1B). No VC-scale exit potential. - “we have no competition.” - founders own less than 50% after Series A. Low ownership = weak long-term incentives. - dead equity on your cap table. Bad early deals = no room for employees or future rounds. - your market size is expressed in volume, not value. VCs think in $$, not in units. - you’re not a Delaware C-Corp (or VC-friendly entity). Legal structure matters. - no technical co-founder. No CTO? No funding (for tech startups). - you want to sell to “everyone.” No clear ICP = no focus = no investment. - you talk about exits too early. If you’re pre-seed, focus on building, not selling. - your deck is full of jargon. “Disruption,” “transformation,” “game-changer” = auto-reject. - you exaggerate traction. If investors dig and find out, you’re done. - you’re using a Gmail/Hotmail email. Get a professional domain email. - you can’t estimate CAC/LTV. If you don’t know your unit economics, you’re not ready. - you’re slow to reply to emails. Speed = execution. Slow response = weak founder. - your GTM strategy is just a list of channels. No clear funnel = no go. - your round terms are off-market. Investors expect valuations in a certain range. - you’re raising for less than 18 months or more than 24 months of runway. Too little = risky, too much = over-optimistic. - talking “equity” and “valuation” at pre-seed. Pre-seed rounds = SAFEs, not priced equity. - you can’t handle rejection. VCs talk, don’t burn bridges. - you’re building in a cold market. Some sectors just aren’t getting funded right now. - no “unfair advantage.” If anyone can copy you, why should VCs bet on you? - you’re a Forbes 30 Under 30. 🚩 Investors know PR ≠ success. - your deck is circulating without investor engagement. If no one's biting, something's off. what else?

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  Afc_klasic (@Badboy_klasic) reported 28 minutes ago

  I Dan swear for them inside gmail them Dan fix am now

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  xjdr (@_xjdr) reported 31 minutes ago

  @tolly_xyz @xlr8harder Sorry about that. I'll take a look. Looking with GitHub or Gmail should work but track this down and fix it asap