I think if you are a (paid?) enterprise user, they do not do this.
On the other hand, sussing out what is and is not fair game is quite a lot easier with a service such as Fastmail.
On the other hand, sussing out what is and is not fair game is quite a lot easier with a service such as Fastmail.
To put it bluntly, if anyone here is complaining and has an @gmail.com address, email me and I'll be happy to help you buy your own domain and create MX records to either gsuite or fastmail. But I just can't hear the empty negativity anymore from consumers who say "no! bad google!", yet, by using the free product, keep making their emails available for the AI models and keep signaling to Google that an advertising business model works better than a paid-per-user one.
It doesn't look bizarre, trust me. It looks extremely professional. Even on CVs, this alone will get you past some filters. And the domain name is $5-10 USD / year, it's nothing.
With @gmail.com, you have lock in. With @yourdomain.com, you don't.
https://i.imgur.com/wXkPYXs.png
Let me know if you have any tips for getting the most out of my new subscription!
Go to https://admin.google.com - there's a lot of cool stuff you can do there that isn't usually possible in a regular Gmail account, including for example recovering emails and drive files up to 3-4 weeks after they've been deleted.