↳ In-reply-to » @abucci I think it’s fine to require users to install these DNS entries. The domain isn’t under Google’s control, so there’s nothing they can do. You can always transfer your domain to Google (please don’t 😅).

@prologic@twtxt.net Google support? There exists an alternative to finding the e-mail address of the most important Google employee you can find and spamming them until moral improves?

Well if the new option is awful, you can always return to the original one I just described - no need to thank me.

Might as well also tell them, to shove their whole browser authentication/OAUTH2/secure browser detection team far up someones ass. They’ve just had it set to check user agents for years, while pretending they’re actively working on actually making that thing be of any use.