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Still do not get emails from certain places like Cato s

Too cumbersome

I need to know in the application how many files they send me.

Sometimes they don't arrive, I don't know what it's up to, but they should check thanks anyway, it serves very well 👌

After the Hong Kong SAR government obtained a temporary injunction against the 2019 "anti-extradition to China" protest song "Glory to Hong Kong," YouTube said on May 14 that it would comply with a Hong Kong court ruling by removing 32 videos specified in the writ. BBC Chinese reporters saw that when they opened the links to these YouTube videos from Hong Kong, they were told: "Due to a court order, this content cannot be made available on this domain." ” YouTube issued a statement saying that it would use a geoblock for users of the Hong Kong platform, treating the video as "prohibited." The statement said that YouTube was disappointed by the court's ruling, but would comply with the court's takedown order: "We will continue to consider the option of appeal to facilitate access to information." ” YouTube said that as the company's systems process the changes, the links to the videos will eventually no longer appear on Google Search in Hong Kong. The Department of Justice of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region applied for an injunction against the song, which was initially rejected by the Court of First Instance of the High Court and appealed. On 8 May, the Court of Appeal of the High Court ruled in favour of the HKSAR Government and granted an interim injunction immediately. The Court of Appeal handed down a ruling that any broadcast, performance, printing, publishing, selling, distributing, disseminating, displaying or reproducing the song, including an adapted version, in any way with the intent to incite secession and insult the Chinese national anthem as defined in the National Security Law and other laws of the PRC may be guilty of contempt of court. The Secretary for Justice of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Mr Lam Ting-kwok, welcomed the court's ruling and said that international conventions allow the government to restrict freedom of speech in the interests of national security. He said the Hong Kong government would ask internet service providers to remove the content of the song "Glory to Hong Kong."

The app is always crashing on both iPad and iPhone... You might want to fix that.

Can't figure out how to attach files, it is not clear and user friendly at all

Deletes received messages by herself, generally terrible appearance

I have 3 accounts (2 Google, 1 IMAP) and it keeps deleting my IMAP account. Not deselecting it but deleting from the app and forcing me to reinstall it. Outlook is not great but it was never this bad.