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Zeon: I like it how they talk about "your own email address" with gmail or outlook. What happens if either of those mail domains are ever shutdown?
Athlonite: I would say as MS and Google are two of the largest corps in the world the likely hood of that ever happening is about the same as me or you seeing our sun go supernova in our lifetimes
richms:Athlonite: I would say as MS and Google are two of the largest corps in the world the likely hood of that ever happening is about the same as me or you seeing our sun go supernova in our lifetimes
Until one of them gets bought by facebook or similar. Things change, and often quickly.
Get a domain. They are cheap as chips now unless you want one from a small island nation you have never heard of and only get it because of the last 2 letters matching your name.
A security threat is affecting Yahoo email, and some Yahoo Xtra accounts may have been compromised. (1 of 4)
— Telecom New Zealand (@TelecomNZ) January 24, 2014
Unauthorised access of users' accounts has been attempted, but there is no evidence of account information being used improperly. (2 of 4)
— Telecom New Zealand (@TelecomNZ) January 24, 2014
As a preventative measure, Yahoo will be blocking affected accounts until users reset their own passwords. (3 of 4)
— Telecom New Zealand (@TelecomNZ) January 24, 2014
Find out how to reset your password here: http://t.co/Slfx6WHKco (4 of 4)
— Telecom New Zealand (@TelecomNZ) January 24, 2014
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richms:Athlonite: I would say as MS and Google are two of the largest corps in the world the likely hood of that ever happening is about the same as me or you seeing our sun go supernova in our lifetimes
Until one of them gets bought by facebook or similar. Things change, and often quickly.
Get a domain. They are cheap as chips now unless you want one from a small island nation you have never heard of and only get it because of the last 2 letters matching your name.
We’re sorry that the Yahoo Xtra issue has been disruptive to some of our customers. Here’s Yahoo’s official word: https://t.co/cD4QOrdWti
— Telecom New Zealand (@TelecomNZ) January 25, 2014
Hi everyone. Our service crew’s under a heavy load in helping customers sort out Yahoo Xtra issues, working as quickly as possible. (1 of 2)
— Telecom New Zealand (@TelecomNZ) January 26, 2014
You can find advice on how to reset your Yahoo Xtra password here: http://t.co/Slfx6WHKco (2 of 2)
— Telecom New Zealand (@TelecomNZ) January 26, 2014
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andrewNZ:
If anyone else forgot theirs existed,
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