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this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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Thats pretty reasonable. I'm sure there are a ton of orphan accounts just lingering out there. Including accounts that other people may like to have.
All of these companies are tightening their belts. Those interest rates going up are sure making companies reassess their business models.
What do you mean? I think google made it clear before that an account name will not be registerabled again
An inactive account is one more desirable to hack into and steal the identity of, that was my takeaway, not some scalped "a@google.com" username that's valuable for no good reason