Gmail Hacked

jfall

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Well, it is still a beta and people who have invite accounts should realize that. I'm sure google will have it fixed as soon as they can
 

sciencewhiz

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you have to click on someone else's link, which then redirects to gmail. If you always go there directly, you aren't at risk.
 

sniperruff

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knowing that gmail is beta, i never really mailed anything important to gmail. yahoo is still the best despite it inserts an ad to your emails
 

DrPizza

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Originally posted by: sciencewhiz
you have to click on someone else's link, which then redirects to gmail. If you always go there directly, you aren't at risk.

That's what the article made it sound like.

Also, if been a little leery of the "log me in automatically for 2 weeks" option.
 

SethK28

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Originally posted by: m2kewl
it's beta

you knew the risks when you signed up

Granted storing personal information on a beta email service isnt the smartest thing ever, but the fact remains that there is a huge potential security risk.