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How to make your Gmail address public without going nuts
At a time when we're all socially connected, making your email address publicly available is often the friendly and approachable thing to do.
It can be scary, though — you're opening up your inbox to potential spam and abuse
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But we have a solution. If you're a Gmail user, there's a simple hack that allows you to make your email address public, without the stress that comes with inbox overload.
Read on for our easy-to-follow instructions
1. Add a dot.
By simply adding an extra period to your Gmail handle, you can change how your inbox treats mail sent specifically to that email address ...
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