Phil Westlake, who used to design IT systems for several large UK companies.
That’s who.
I get that a lot of my IT colleagues don’t want to faff around with self hosting email, or even running their own domain. But I really struggle with the idea that those who work in IT would ever trust their email to their ISP. That’s just asking for trouble.
Who the hell use their ISP email account?
I guess really long term customers may have a lot of years invested in a virgin email address and didn’t want to change.
My mum & other older folk
Phil Westlake, who used to design IT systems for several large UK companies.
That’s who.
I get that a lot of my IT colleagues don’t want to faff around with self hosting email, or even running their own domain. But I really struggle with the idea that those who work in IT would ever trust their email to their ISP. That’s just asking for trouble.
I agree, I can’t see that anyone even remotely IT literate would have an ISP email account.
I’m not exactly sure what “used to design IT systems” means. That could mean anything from recommending hardware purchases to specifying software.
No, my concern is that if you change your ISP, you have to edit a fuck-ton of accounts with your new email address.
It’s like writing an ISP email address on your business card or your car. It’s short-sighted in my opinion.
I didn’t know ISPs did email.