Gmail lets you send emails in confidential mode
Seems like the most useful and important new feature from Gmail is being unused by a big majority of Gmail users, so here is an alert about a brilliant feature developed by Google for Gmail users.
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If you’re working for a company or if you’re somehow related to any kind of official activities, then you should probably know the importance of confidential emails.
Some emails are like floodgates, you open them accidentally and the entire schedule goes wrong, but some emails are gold and the data it contains might be super confidential.
Confidential
Keeping emails confidential was just a thought, it was a mere psychological concept that never existed, but today you can really do that with Gmail.
With Google’s new confidential mode implemented in Gmail, you can now send an email to your boss, client or colleague with utmost possible confidentiality. The feature allows users to keep a passcode to open the email and the passcode is being generated by sending SMS to the given mobile number.
Interesting isn’t it?
Also, the content of the email, the ability to forward the email and even the access to download attachments will be blocked on the expiry date which you can put on the confidential mode.
Helps
It looks like a brilliant option which was a bit late to arrive, but something is better than nothing anyway. Gmail is also showcasing interesting other features as explained in Google IO 2018.
The number ain’t small, approximately 1.2 billion people on planet earth have access to Gmail and trillions of emails are being sent. The implementation of such features are very important to protect the data being sent by companies and officials around the globe.
Keep the data safe, Google!
