Gmail increases attachment size limit to 50MB, but for incoming emails only
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- Grubba
- JCi
- 12 Mar 2017
GEE!
Thanks Google that's what I wanted fifteen years ago!
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- AnonD-650689
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- 07 Mar 2017
Best part is if In incoming mail they allowed 50 MB attachment size its fair but when in outgoing mail 50 mb size attachment is not allowed then how any one can send 50 MB attachment in Outgoing mail, and how anyone can receive 50 MB sized Email.
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- 06 Mar 2017
Anonymous, 04 Mar 2017All business professionals and people who read/write/send/r... moreYeah, i'm not a fan of gmail... something is wrong with how it displays threaded emails.
That said, i do forward my work emails to my personal gmail account so i always have access to them. The search function of gmail is great for finding old emails.
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- LostInTheSorrow
- DE1
- 05 Mar 2017
Anonymous, 04 Mar 2017All business professionals and people who read/write/send/r... moreOf course I'll use whatever I want (at least for my personal e-mail), I don't have to use something I despise just because someone told me about how really professional people only use Outlook. Just for the sake of giving an example, business use Internet Explorer but that doesn't make this browser any better.
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- Anonymous
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- 04 Mar 2017
LostInTheSorrow, 02 Mar 2017Bullshit, I own an academic Outlook e-mail, and Microsoft's... moreAll business professionals and people who read/write/send/receive a ton of emails say that Gmail is too messy, too cluttered, and offers less features than what Microsoft's email service offers. The only one below Gmail is Yahoo mail, which is not even worth mentioning.
Don't get me wrong - the average Jane/Joe will feel comfortable using either of the ones.
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- LostInTheSorrow
- DE1
- 02 Mar 2017
Anonymous, 02 Mar 2017Gmail? People actually use that to communicate? It's not 20... moreBullshit, I own an academic Outlook e-mail, and Microsoft's implementation of e-mail service is nowhere as comfortable to use and as customizable as G-mail is.
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- 02 Mar 2017
ZolaIII, 02 Mar 2017It's retarded & should me much more than 50/25MB. You c... more Well said! I completely agree with your opinion (even as a user of cloud storage). In 2017 and the age of 4K videos, we still have to do with a measly 25MB of email attachement.
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- AnonD-425519
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- 02 Mar 2017
Leo, 02 Mar 2017How are you suppose to get an email 50mb big if the person ... moreIt's being sent from non-Gmail accounts. Read well.
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- Anonymous
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- 02 Mar 2017
Gmail? People actually use that to communicate? It's not 2012 anymore...
Live mail, Outlook = the best.
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- Leo
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- 02 Mar 2017
How are you suppose to get an email 50mb big if the person sending the email can't send emails that big lol useless
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- Anonymous
- 3pt
- 02 Mar 2017
Would be useful... 10 years ago. Now we have much better means of file sharing than mail - GDrive being one example.
(just stating my personal opinion)
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- ZolaIII
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- 02 Mar 2017
It's retarded & should me much more than 50/25MB. You can't send more than cuple of photos as it is. Using Google drive, or any other cloud storage including Google photos gets complicated (to much for older folk's & most other peple that aren't deep into teach to hell its complicated even for me). Chats tend to heavy compress photo's so it's really not an option & 3rd part sharing services also aren't a good solution. This is just one example why it should be much bigger limit for attachments.