Google is rolling out a Gmail tweak that'll let users reply and react to emails with emojis, much like Slack or Google Chat.

The use of emojis has become a universal language for everyone, but the use of the digital hieroglyphics could reveal more ...

If the idea of cleaning out your inbox feels overwhelming, you might want to give up and start paying for extra Gmail storage ...

In their recent cybercrime guidelines they warned about a spike in sophisticated phishing attacks targeting Gmail users. These attacks are capable of bypassing many modern firewalls and make users ...

A sophisticated Gmail phishing attack has undermined current security measures using legitimate-appearing emails that supposedly come from Google. Users are being asked to move to passkeys and device ...

If you get an email from [email protected] saying you need to “verify your account” or your Gmail will be shut down, don’t click anything. It is a scam. The email looks real, but it tries ...

Launched way back in April 2004, Gmail has now been around for over 20 years — and it boasts lots of great features that many users, for whatever reason, still aren’t taking advantage of.

Gmail is one of the most commonly used email services across the world, known for its ease of use and enhanced user protection with multi-level security protocols. However, despite these measures, the ...

First, you’ll want to look at the receipient of the email, using the email details dropdown that appears when you click the down arrow icon at the top of the email within your Gmail account.

A recent report of a highly sophisticated phishing attack exploiting Google services targeting a lead developer at Ethereum Foundation, Nick Johnson, proves that internet users need to take more ...

The attack, which uses the Google Sites feature to fake legitimate domain names, appears able to bypass Gmail's DKIM signature check, which filters for scams and suspicious mail. Why It Matters ...