We reported earlier that Google is changing the terms of their “G Suite” legacy free edition to be…well, no longer free.
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I am so over Google. They have rolled many great services out over the years. People get use to using them in their daily lives and then – they just up and say too bad we are removing that service / feature.
Still use Gmail but that is it.
As long as they allow us keep our play store purchases don’t really care. I moved my mail service to Zoho a while back.
Guys, don’t worry about Google not being free, you can save a bunch of money with the lowendbox affiliated PureVPN so you can afford the Google!!!