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  SrinivasanSS (@SrinivasanSS52) reported 1 minute ago

  With respect to my Email Cleaner, which I am developing with Google Gemini, Antigravity I gave the below sentence in the Search Edit Box " Please do delete all the mails from Purchases folder" the app returned the response " No Emails matching the criteria" , oops how could it possible I have checked in my gmail account, in Purchases folder, there are 167 mails and how come the Android App, returned the response " No Emails matching the criteria" Asked Gemini , why it returned " No Emails matching the criteria" The below is the reply Gemini gave me ---------- The issue occurred because the natural language query parser expected direct folder matches like "in Purchases folder", but failed to extract the "Purchases" folder when the article "the" was included (i.e. "in the Purchases folder"). Because of this, it sent a query looking for the literal text "in Purchases folder" inside your emails, resulting in "No Emails found". ---------- oops, just adding "the" in the query, resulted in No Emails found response @antigravity

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  Eric Smith (@Eric_Smith08) reported 5 minutes ago

  3. Change Location Permissions to "While Using" stop the 24/7 battery drain. This is the most impactful battery fix most Android users never make. Google Maps running constantly in the background can be a significant battery drain. Those radios are power-hungry components in a mobile device, and waking them on a loop drains the battery quietly. You won't notice it happening, but it's a significant amount by the end of the day. Head to Settings → Apps → Google Maps → Permissions → Location, and switch the setting from "Allow all the time" to "Allow only while using the app." On "Allow all the time" (the default on many setups): Google Maps pings your GPS continuously even when the app is closed. For traffic updates. For Timeline. For location-based recommendations. Every ping uses battery. On "While using the app": Google Maps accesses your location only when you have the app open. Close the app. GPS stops. Battery drain stops. A few minutes of investigation revealed the obvious cause: Maps running constantly in the background ranked near the top of battery usage, ahead of Gmail and other daily-use apps. The delivery driver switches to "While using" on his personal phone (not his work phone): "On 'Always,' Maps drained 18% of my battery doing nothing. On 'While using,' it drains 2% when I'm not navigating. Same app. Same phone. 16% battery saved by changing one permission."

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  Craig Stone (@CraigSt26444540) reported 5 minutes ago

  @elonupdate657 Yel fix things like 4oyrs ago easy MODEM SWITCH. T OVER. 1 DIAGRAM? SAME EMAIL F NO. 80 PIN SAFTEY T MOBILE HAS DL. 10yrs gmail. No DL.80 techs plus 2o various passwords. BTW. It's GD mine so f any of your bs codes new MAIL NO fee on MY time.1 tech 30SEC DONE. DONT use DIAGRAM

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  Remote Gold Careers 💻 (@RemotejobsRM) reported 6 minutes ago

  @gmail On 6/19/2025, I sent an email with the subject: "Ongoing Issues with Heat Pump Installation by xxx heating & cooling company." It was a long thread. Today I tried to find the thread because the HVAC issue has happened again, and the entire conversation is missing. Help 🥺

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  Michaela Laws 📖🖋️Storyteller (@VAMichaelaLaws) reported 6 minutes ago

  @veratanva @EricSheffieldVO So you had to click the link that was sent in order to login to it. The hack doesn't happen if you just open it in GMail. Okay! (In case anyone was worried if they got it and just opened the email and not the link inside)

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  Erik Chang (@changey2) reported 8 minutes ago

  @funkybobster @automaetopia Gmail search broken +1

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  Christof Data (I'm human) (@datacology) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Hamaadkhan @AshCrypto They know the algorithm so they can narrow down the possible answer/key/passphrase. Also bitcoin ledger has no rate limit in guess unlike iCloud or Gmail etc. it’s exploiting two critical weaknesses

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  Adam Block (@AdamB1438) reported 14 minutes ago

  @BetterCeo Sorry I thought they were using public data to train the AI but not private. Yes if the contract terms say they can use the information, that's a big problem for privilege. Fifteen years ago people thought this would be an issue for gmail btw which could target ads based on email content. I think we got through that one just fine.

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  HaruNguyen  ( harunguyen.base.eth ) (❖,❖) (@HaruNguyenSK) reported 16 minutes ago

  @99xFope @moonpay You just need to create your MoonPay account using the same Gmail account that received the airdrop on the web app. It’s best if you already completed your MoonPay KYC beforehand, though doing it right now is pretty slow and taking quite a while due to high traffic!

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  Cathryn (@cathrynlavery) reported 21 minutes ago

  Travel hack: Plane wifi barely loads Gmail but it can carry a full SSH session. • SSH is just text. keystrokes up, terminal output down • your home machine has real internet and full compute • plane wifi only needs to move a few bytes per second Instead of fighting with in-flight wifi, SSH into your home machine and run multiple Codex and Claude sessions from 35,000 feet. It's also easier to do than it sounds. More here:

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  Diluc (@hsaffiliate2025) reported 21 minutes ago

  Most creators miss brand deals because the email is buried under 300 generic pitches. One indie dev built Popsuites to fix exactly that — the founder reports about $1,000/month in revenue. How it works: - Creators connect their public business inbox. - AI scans incoming mail, detects real sponsorship opportunities, and surfaces them or sends an alert. - Subscription model. A few dozen users at ~$20/month gets you to that number. The tech is simple: GPT API for intent recognition, Gmail API for access. The hard parts are trust (email is private — clarify read-only, no storage) and distribution (the founder relies on IndieHackers and SEO, not growth hacks). $1k MRR is small, but the willingness to pay proves the pain. A missed brand deal can be worth thousands, so $20 as insurance is rational. The lesson: small, specific pains pay — creators will pay to never miss a big client again.

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  CHARIS TOYOSI 🐳 🔮 (@CharisToyosi) reported 23 minutes ago

  Hey @AirtelNigeria , your network has not been loading any Google apps or services at all and I think it’s a problem on your end ,I have not problem using those apps (like Gmail , Gemini,Google Maps and others ) with mtn but when I switch to your network it doesn’t load

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  Shayan (@ShayanSpiel) reported 25 minutes ago

  I always had this stupid issue: How do I connect a contact or landing page to a fast, smooth, reliable backend? FormSubmit sends every submission straight to your Gmail. No registration. One endpoint call. It entirely wiped the issue out. Incredible product @DevroLABS.

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  Moei (@0xMoei) reported 26 minutes ago

  When I see Indians and Nigerians are mad about getting banned from MoonPay for $5, it reminds me of one thing: Iran. 90 million Iranians. 48 years with zero access to any international financial or banking system. We can't buy a spotify or duolingo subscription like you. Can't get X premium. Can't buy a claude account. Can't order motor oil from amazon. Can't even hold a normal crypto exchange account. We are filtered hard from inside and geoblocked from outside. We get banned from every platform on earth. Google bans our gmail. From youtube and tiktok to openSea, hyperliquid, uniswap. the entire digital world ban us. We can't even open X without a VPN, and that VPN still needs 69 ways and real money just to beat the filtering inside the country first. Write this down in history: We lived through a record 90 days with no internet. We lose electricity 4 hours of a day. We are the third largest oil reserve in the world, and we have one of the most worthless currencies on the planet. We're basically North Korea… just colonized by China, and without the nukes. Proof: 15 million Iranians definitely hold crypto. How many Iranians has this industry actually seen? Long story. God bless Iranians, and every people living under this kind of suffering and silence.

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  EchoHimits (@Truthhurtsvt) reported 27 minutes ago

  @NamiKitsunami Yes and no. When a channel gets banned, it’s you, the person behind it, that’s banned. At some point in the future, any new channel can be taken down under the “circumvention policy.” It’s not as simple as making a new Gmail. Your IP, phone number, voice, editing style, device fingerprint, and more can all be used to identify you.