Google Allows Email to Be Self-destruct in Gmail Updates

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Understanding Google Allows Email to Be Self-destruct in Gmail Updates

The upcoming redesign of Gmail will bring some safety features to the user's email. TechCrunch reports that one of them is the ability to self-destruct email. After updating your new Gmail version, you will be able to set the deadline for your email, making them disappear from both your inbox and the recipient's inbox.

In addition, email can be sent in Confidential Mode, which means that the recipient cannot forward, copy - paste, download or print the email. to increase the security of sensitive emails, the sender can also ask the recipient to confirm by code sent to the phone, or log in for the second time to see the email content.

Email will be automatically deleted from the mailbox of both the sender and recipient after a while.

Besides the security features, Gmail after updating will have some other new features like Snooze so that they temporarily disappear from the inbox until a certain time. Promises will also can respond smartly or easily access G-Suite applications right from within Gmail.