TutaGmail welcoming the Gemini era?
That's it. Guide to disable Gemini everywhere: https://tuta.com/blog/how-to-disable-gemini-on-android
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gbsills@Tutanota I would suggest that people switch to a service that advertises privacy and charges a fee. It has been obvious for more than a decade that services like Gmail need to make money somewhere, and selling your data is the most obvious way to make money. AI is just the next level.
Neon Retro Druid@Tutanota Proton Mail is also a decent free alternative.
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ΚΜ’Μ‘Μ’π©π°@Tutanota hell fucking no holy shit π
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Lord Caramac the Clueless, KSC@Tutanota I never had any Gemini anywhere. I always disable "smart" features everywhere because I want my systems to be dumb and just follow my orders, no matter what I order them to do, and not to do anything I haven't specifically asked them to do. Also, I have always disabled any voice assistants everywhere because I don't want to talk to computers with my voice. I've never been a fan of the old SF trope of talking computers. I want my computers (including smartphones and tablets) to react to keyboard/mouse/touch input, and I want them to always do the same thing when I do the same thing. I don't want them to figure out what I want of them because I know exactly what I want to do, I know exactly where my files are, and I want full control. I don't want a machine to be my assistant, I want machines to be tools that don't do anything without me.
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Me, yesterday: Searching my Gmail in Mail.app is really slow & limited maybe I should just install the Gmail app
Me, today: nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnope
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