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I refuse to give my cell phone number out. However, Not everyone is taking Googles move to get your mobile number in exchange for a free email well, here are some comments from the Google system blog: It is in part, the mobile phone markets access to the internet that allows “ twitters expansion to a potential of 1,530,000%.” Also poorer people are more likely to own a telephone rather then a personal computer. It’s not surprising that google might want a part of the mobile telephone action.

Google shifts focus from Web to mobile apps.

Google replaces Nokia to dominate mobile phone industry.

Google confirms plans to sell own mobile phone.

mobile operating system initially developed by Android Inc.

This also effects YouTube account users since Google has its paws in that too.Īnother part of the the market (perhaps this isn’t surprising) that Google is interested in is the mobile phone market and mobile app market. Quite a few reports I have read about Google requiring people to supply a telephone number to sign up for a email account have more or less been neutral to positive. '''NOTE: Given the "in progress" migration of this forum, this response (and maybe your question), may disappear later.'''Shortened Link To This Page: Google Email Now Requires a Mobile Telephone Number For Sign-Up (in some countries): If you want detailed instructions for this, I will be happy to provide them. The only other thing you can do with Thunderbird to try to solve this issue is to create a new "account" in Thunderbird for the same e-mail address, to test to see if it works better than the old account.

Click the "Edit" button to change the settings. (If you cannot see the Thunderbird menu, press the Alt key or F10 key on your keyboard to show the menu)įor incoming e-mail: Select "Server Settings" on the left side under your e-mail account, and the settings are on the right side.įor outgoing e-mail: Select "Outgoing Server (SMTP)" on the left side, then select the server you want on the right side. Thunderbird menu: Tools: Account Settings

Well it is clear that the e-mail server settings are correct, or you would not be able to send and receive e-mail. NOTE: Given the "in progress" migration of this forum, this response (and maybe your question), may disappear later.