Google Makes GMail More Safer

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It’s Safer Internet Day, and when it comes to the security of your email, we don’t mess around. Gmail has always supported encryption in transit using TLS, and will automatically encrypt your incoming and outgoing emails if it can. We support industry-standard authentication to help combat email impersonation. And there are tons of other security measures running behind the scenes to keep your email safe.

Of course, it takes at least two people to send and receive an email, so it’s really important that other services take similar measures to protect your messages---not just Gmail. Unfortunately, not all email services do. And that’s why, starting this week in Gmail on the web, you’ll see two changes that highlight any affected messages:

1. If you receive a message from, or are about to send a message to, someone whose email service doesn’t support TLS encryption, you’ll see a broken lock icon in the message.
   
2. If you receive a message that can’t be authenticated, you’ll see a question mark in place of the sender’s profile photo, corporate logo, or avatar.
   

Not all affected email will necessarily be dangerous. But we encourage you to be extra careful about replying to, or clicking on links in messages that you’re not sure about. And with these updates, you’ll have the tools to make these kinds of decisions.

Video- Gmail's New Inbox Walkthrough Tutorial

The new inbox organizes email into five optional tabs: primary, social, promotions, updates and forums. These categories make it easy to read messages of the same type all at once, and keep track of your mail.

You choose the tabs you want. And, if you see a message you want in a different tab, all you have to do is drag and drop it into the tab you choose.

New customizable tabs put you back in control so that you can see what's new at a glance and decide which emails you want to read and when.

http://www.gmail.com/inbox

GMail's New Inbox- Video Demo

New customizable tabs put you back in control so that you can see what's new at a glance and decide which emails you want to read and when.



Meet the new inbox:

Inbox tabs put you back in control with simple organization so that you can see what's new at a glance and decide which emails you want to read when.



Organized into categories:

You choose from five optional tabs: Primary, Social, Promotions, Updates and Forums. These categories make it easy to read messages of the same type all at once.

Easy to customize:

Select the tabs you want from all five to none. And, if you see a message you want in a different tab, all you have to do is drag and drop it into the tab you choose. More tips

Get the new inbox on your mobile device:

The new inbox is available in Gmail's official mobile apps on Android 4.0+ devices as well as iPhone and iPad. Your mobile inbox and notifications now show primary email. It's easy to access and keep track of email in other categories.

G-Mail Blue on April's Fools Day

According to Mashable, Gmail Blue is the latest in a series of April Fools' Day pranks that Google has foisted on unsuspecting users. There was YouTube shutting down, "Treasure Maps" and Google Nose.



Gmail launched nine years ago on April 1st, 2004. Since then you've been able to use hundreds of new features that push the boundaries of what email can do and make it easier to get things done.



Now you'll get to experience the next big step for Gmail, Gmail Blue. Watch the video to learn more: