Many users rely on multiple email accounts for work and home. But is this helping you stay secure, or making things worse? David Allen, the author of GTD/Getting Things Done, has a simple solution.
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- Multiple email accounts create daily inbox stress.
- Many people manage work and personal email separately.
- Average users hold more than one active email account.
- David Allen suggests forwarding all accounts into one inbox.
- Gmail offers settings that route messages into a single account.
- Tech support can help set up email forwarding when needed.
- Security expert Morty Haber recommends four separate email accounts.
- A secure email should handle banking and financial logins.
- A personal email should stay private and never link to outside accounts.
- Extra accounts help protect data if one email becomes compromised.
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