(Cross-posted from The Keyword ) For many of us, email is mission control—the prompt to generate an invoice, prepare a presentation or foll...
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8 swift steps G Suite admins can take to secure business data
October 12, 2017
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New built-in Gmail protections to combat malware in attachments
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A new Gmail security feature that improves the early detection of phishing attempts for G Suite users
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Unintended external reply warnings in Gmail to mitigate unintentional data loss
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Save time with Smart Reply in Gmail
(Cross-posted from The Keyword Gmail blog ) Posted by Greg Bullock, Software Engineer, Gmail It’s pretty easy to read your emails while you’...
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Making email safer with anti-phishing security checks in Gmail on Android
This week, we’re introducing a new security feature in Gmail on Android to help you keep your email safer. When you click on a suspicious li...
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Email Log Search improvements in Gmail to make your job easier
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Updates in G Suite to streamline Hangouts and Gmail
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Improving video file attachments in Gmail with video streaming
Today, we’re rolling out a quality of life improvement to Gmail desktop users that makes previewing video attachments in Gmail much smoother...
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Send and request money in your Gmail app on Android
You can already reliably and safely share photos and files on the go with Gmail. Now you can share money, too. Whether you’re splitting a di...
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Apply for the Gmail Add-ons Developer Preview today
Earlier today, we announced the developer preview for Gmail Add-ons. Learn more about Gmail Add-ons in our blog post here: Bring the power ...
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Receive emails of up to 50MB in Gmail
Sending and receiving attachments is an important part of email exchanges. While Google Drive offers a convenient way to share files of any ...
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