My wife texts me each time she wants me to make the robot vacuum cleaner to do it's thing since you can't have multiple accounts and the backend bugs out when you switch devices to login from.
My partner and I have found that us logging into multiple devices with the same account is much more supported. We have a shared password manager and email router setup. So us@domain.net gets forwarded to both our gmail accounts. I have the "send as" feature setup for us@domain.net as well.
So we effectively have a custom domain in gmail, for sending and receiving.
As far as the internet is concerned we are one entity with multiple devices.
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My wife texts me each time she wants me to make the robot vacuum cleaner to do it's thing since you can't have multiple accounts and the backend bugs out when you switch devices to login from.
Welcome to the future :)
My partner and I have found that us logging into multiple devices with the same account is much more supported. We have a shared password manager and email router setup. So us@domain.net gets forwarded to both our gmail accounts. I have the "send as" feature setup for us@domain.net as well.
So we effectively have a custom domain in gmail, for sending and receiving.
As far as the internet is concerned we are one entity with multiple devices.
Forwarding is clear, but how did you set up the "send as" feature?
If you have smtp on your domain, gmail lets you add an smtp account to send email as anyone on your domain.
The easiest way I know to have smtp for your domain is AWS SES.
Ah the legacy compatibility layer (aka you) ;)