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I presume one reason (as suggested in the video) is that Maily wants to promote "kid-friendly" email replies. I imagine kids (particularly the very young) would
by connortomas 14y ago
I presume one reason (as suggested in the video) is that Maily wants to promote "kid-friendly" email replies. I imagine kids (particularly the very young) would find it more fun to receive a visual reply than a standard email reply.
- ebzlo 14y agoAn account is still a barrier. They could create a "click to read and respond" link that contains an access token.