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I can call my CC company and declare fraud and get the money back and a new card, but then I'd have to update all other accounts that use that specific CC and it's a shitty experience.

Being able to at least email google support would resolve this.

Yeah that's what's really annoying, I can't contact support to figure out if the charge is legit or not. So I can either eat the cost or file a charge back and potentially deal with a bigger fallout on my other accounts that I have with Google. It's a shitty situation either way.

I wanted to speak to Google Support first and figure it out and make sure I wasn't misunderstanding the charge, but alas I could not contact support without a billing account active, so yes will be contacting my CC company.

Similar issue if you cancel your GSuite account.

I cancelled my account and was still billed for it, but now there's no way to contact support since I don't have an active billing account.

Looks like HN should have used Functionize(r)(tm) to test their software to make sure this doesn't happen.

Indian review-bombs.

Why is that a bad thing? If you found value in Azure and it solved your problem, why is that a negative?

That's exactly what it is. In the Messages app if you enable Assistant Suggestions it'll usually give you quick replies based on the context of the conversation and sometimes offer app suggestions like set a calendar event or make a call. And you can turn it off if you don't want it.

It didn't add a link to the conversation for the other user. It's a Google Assistant suggestion feature in the Messages app that tries to be helpful by providing intentful snippets you can one-click reply with. And if you don't want the suggestions you can turn them off.

Because scaling medical testing is the same as scaling web services...

What? No.

Only if they offer other social login options like Facebook and Twitter for example. If the app doesn't support oAuth, then there's no requirement to have sign in with apple.