Mobile phone number in email

I remember how much I dumped mail.139.com when it was launched. I could use my mobile phone number as my mailbox name. Since then, I no longer have to explain how my name is spelled out on the phone, how to tell others with caution, without a back-nose sound, or without a tongue roll; to apply for an email to their parents, you do not have to consider the dilemma that they are not familiar with English, simply use your mobile phone number as your email address. In any aspect, it's so cool!

After that, QQ and 163 have also launched mobile phone number mailboxes. For a moment, mobile phone number mailboxes have become a magic weapon for competitions among major mailboxes and portals. Is that true?

It is strange that Google has never launched a Gmail mailbox alias using a mobile phone number, even in the beautiful republic on the other side of the ocean, other large email manufacturers such as Hotmail and Yahoo do not seem to have heard of similar services. I can't help wondering, why?

I think left and right. I will talk about it here and write it to myself every day.CodeThe day brings a little sunshine. I guess it is quite convenient for foreigners to use their names. Anyway, if you are not David or Tom, then there will be just a few surnames. At most there will be a few additional numbers. For them, English spelling is just a common habit. Do you often have to spell your name when making a phone call or leaving a message? In this case, using a mobile phone number as the mailbox alias does not seem to have obvious advantages.

It is different for most Chinese people. "highly educated" people like me often make mistakes in English spelling and hate English spelling. Most Chinese users have such troubles. When registering an account, what should I use as an account? Do I use the English name of "13", "full spelling", or an English word that matches my world view? As a result, the mailbox alias mechanism is widely used in China. As a unique feature of mobile phone numbers, it has become a brighter choice. Now, you no longer have to worry about long strings of English mail box names on the phone. Using mobile phone numbers and all the tangled verbal and English communication have become a thing of the past.

Think differently. If you can use Chinese as the mailbox name, And if you only use Chinese emails, do you prefer Chinese? I like it. At least the mailbox name will be clear to everyone.

Many people are saying that digital numbers are a compromise on old phones to make it easier for people to use the turntable phone, today's technology can be completely changed to using English as the keyboard for dial-up and easy to remember. However, this is completely a conspiracy theory of foreigners, and it is changed to China, is it necessary to move thousands of frequently-used Chinese characters? In China, replacing numbers with English numbers is definitely not feasible.

Therefore, using a mobile phone number as an alias for an email address is an innovative solution in line with China's national conditions?