u/DeezersLemonadeStand

I imported my contacts from Google using the "CSV for Outlook only" file into Outlook using the Windows 11 Outlook app. Some of the contacts are showing incomplete information on the Windows 11 side, but I can see it on the Outlook app on my phone. The one I noticed so far is some of the phone numbers aren't showing on the Windows 11 app, or the web version.

For instance, if I have a business and mobile phone number for a single contact, it's only showing the mobile number on Windows 11, but I can see both numbers on the Outlook phone app.

Is there a simple fix for that other than having to redo a large amount of contacts?

Did you just have a spare phone with a physical SIM in it?

I've heard of Gmail accounts being hacked that way. How many recovery options are necessary on Proton?

I can't use an alias for PayPal. Why is it impossible?

This is what Google has done.

How bad is that? When I put that in I got a prompt saying it's a weak password, but who is going to figure it out? I used upper case for each word anyway.

I put them in on the gmail website, but have to enter them in manually on Thunderbird. They show up automatically on the Gmail app on my Android device.

Like if your email was yourname@protonmail.com, and you used yourname+shop@protonmail.com at a company, you can send a reply to them using that +suffix instead of the regular email address. On some other email services, the reply is always the original email address without the +suffix when replying. Is that something Proton will keep doing? I want to setup phone service with a certain company, but I can't reuse my email address, because I already used it on an older, now closed, account.

Best Buy has them for $200. I want a chromebook because they don't get viruses.

I can't remember what it's called, but it screens calls for spam callers, and says some businesses names.

I want the $25 plan so bad, because it's not much more than what I'm paying for T-Mobile Connect, and you get so much more with it. 🙁

With Total Wireless being a giant mess for people, is it to be expected for cheap MVNOs? Is it better to stick with something more expensive?

My phone doesn't seem to have a simple way to get a ROM. It's an unlocked Samsung Galaxy A36 SM-A336U1. If I had a Pixel, or a flagship Samsung, sure, but there are plenty of phones where installing a custom ROM isn't realistic.

I'm not a paying customer. I don't like how Google doesn't let you alpabitise the entries.

I can’t find any evidence if the developers maintain it.

How would you update Windows 11 and watch YouTube without getting penalized?

Since Motorola phones, at least here in the US, don't get security updates for long, does Google Play System Updates keep the phone secure for some years?

I'm looking for an unlimited data plan, and that one supposedly comes out on May 13.

I was wondering because my current plan from T-Mobile doesn't support it.