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PCWorld reports that cybercriminals are exploiting Google’s new Gmail address change feature to send convincing phishing emails that appear to originate from legitimate Google systems. These ...

Google has just announced two huge changes to Gmail. Though one might be expected to some, the other comes out of left field, and as a result, more than 2 billion users of the world’s most popular ...

Google has announced a big change to Gmail, prompting the email service’s three billion users to make a decision about how they want to use the platform. The company said they are launching a series ...

As the use of artificial intelligence rises, Google has updated Gmail to include new AI features available to most users. With the updates, millions of Gmail users must now decide if they want to use ...

NEW YORK — Google has made big changes to Gmail, the world’s most popular email service and now more than 2 billion users must decide how they want to use the updated platform. The changes mark one of ...

Google has made big changes to Gmail, the world’s most popular email service and now more than 2 billion users must decide how they want to use the updated platform. The changes mark one of the ...

The new AI Inbox replaces the traditional list of emails with a personalized summary of what to do and what to catch up on. The new AI Inbox replaces the traditional list of emails with a ...

Google might soon let you change your Gmail address. You can log in to all accounts with your old and new address. All data from your old account will stay. Are you ...

Under the shift, which Google said would eventually be rolled out to all users, old addresses would remain active. Messages and services would not be lost. By Adeel Hassan For more than 20 years, ...

Tech Giants Build Fake Amazon and Gmail to Train AI Agents Your email has been sent Fake sites? Yes, really. It’s the latest twist in the wonderful world of AI. Major companies like Amazon, Google, ...

What’s happened? After the X user @eevblog shared alleged screenshots of Google automatically opting everyone in to let Gmail access their messages and attachments, Gmail issued a public statement ...