You can use any combination of dots in your Gmail address and the email still goes to the same place (i.e., lifehacker@gmail.com, life.hacker@gmail.com, l.i.f.e.h.a.c.k.e.r@gmail.com all end up in your inbox). Turns out you can also log into your Google account with any dot combination. More »
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Thursday, April 22, 2010
Google Doesn't Require You to Login with Dots [Gmail Tip]
Google Doesn't Require You to Login with Dots [Gmail Tip]: "
You can use any combination of dots in your Gmail address and the email still goes to the same place (i.e., lifehacker@gmail.com, life.hacker@gmail.com, l.i.f.e.h.a.c.k.e.r@gmail.com all end up in your inbox). Turns out you can also log into your Google account with any dot combination. More »


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You can use any combination of dots in your Gmail address and the email still goes to the same place (i.e., lifehacker@gmail.com, life.hacker@gmail.com, l.i.f.e.h.a.c.k.e.r@gmail.com all end up in your inbox). Turns out you can also log into your Google account with any dot combination. More »
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