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Their security comes at the expense of the user.
Many emails never arrive or leave because their overly restrictive filters quarantine them and they can't be recovered. And there are so many!
The GB they provide are also limited, and if you need more, you pay too much.
I used to give it 5 stars, but now their service has definitely gotten worse.
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