Our daily use of email can lead to an inbox filled with unwanted clutter if left unchecked. Mixing your private email with everything else can quickly get out of hand, especially if you only have one ...

Google and Yahoo are upping their efforts in the fight against bulk email spam. Starting in early 2024, both companies will kick off new and stricter requirements for bulk senders who use their ...

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To reduce the spam that Gmail users receive, Google is targeting bulk email senders and instituting new requirements, like straightforward unsubscribe, next year. Bulk senders are classified as those ...

Google LLC today announced that it’s introducing new requirements for bulk email senders with an aim to help keep Gmail safe, user-friendly and spam-free. The new requirements, set to be introduced by ...

Julie is a journalist and a seasoned tech writer who’s worked with tech giants before joining Android Police. She has the inside scoop on the newest innovations in tech devices and can tell you what’s ...

Google today is announcing a series of significant changes to how it handles email from bulk senders in an effort to cut down on spam and other unwanted emails. The company says that starting next ...

In the tech industry, creating convincing pranks on April 1 is commonplace. However, this April Fool’s Day, news of mass rejection of emails sent to Gmail account holders will be no joke. In just 14 ...

Google Workspace has plans to beef up the security within Gmail in the coming year, with a focus on making bulk emails less easy to flood users with. While the brand has begun sharing details of its ...

Google is doubling down on its efforts to make Gmail a safe and secure home for online communication with three new requirements for bulk senders, which will be enforced beginning February 2024. Gmail ...

The disruption began Saturday (5am Pacific time, Jan .24) affecting approximately 1.8 billion Gmail users worldwide with widespread email misclassification.