Yeah i have 250mb of space in my hotmail account. And I wouldnt be surprised if google had spyware in some of there programs that you download for Gmail these days.

 

I noticed this as well, kicks *** I can save a load of my emails instead of having to worry about running out of space

-Rick

 

I believe it's a 3rd party program for gmail notifier.. isn't it??

 

yah hotmail sis now 10 meg attachment and 250 sotrage. its gotten much ebtter to match gmail .

 

I believe it's a 3rd party program for gmail notifier.. isn't it?? </font>[/QUOTE]what do u mean? sorry I'm really tired and out of it right now. School is killin me at the moment.

 

he means, it's not google that created the program! It's a third company that jumped in and made a program for google/gmail.

 

ohhhh ok, sorry I'm seriously sleep deprived someone even asked if i had a black eye the other day lol So unless I hit myself in my sleep very unlikely lol then its sleep related. And in most cases if it is 3rd party created that would mean more of a chance for spyware if I'm not mistaken [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]

 

ohhhh ok, sorry I'm seriously sleep deprived someone even asked if i had a black eye the other day lol So unless I hit myself in my sleep very unlikely lol then its sleep related. And in most cases if it is 3rd party created that would mean more of a chance for spyware if I'm not mistaken [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img] </font>[/QUOTE]Not necessarily. That would be agreat way o fgetting your product black-listed. So then there is no point to it.

 

If anyone listens to that radio talk show coasttocoast am,last night they were talking about g-mail and how that feature that lets you archive your e-mails has a program that scans all the content of all your e-mails that you send or recieve,and thiers some sort of way that hackers can get into that and get any info on your e-mails,I dont know too much more I only heard a brief bit of it,but it sounded like it could be true???

 

Probably true....

You've never heard of a hacked Hotmail account before? [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]

Pretty much any email account can be hacked so I don't see why people are making a big deal out of gmail.

Again, if you don't want your "personal info" to get released to the world then don't use free email service.