For most people, emails do not give any information about the person sending you a message. Although the email address should give a clue about the sender, many people find it difficult to identify ...

This content was provided by our sponsor, General Fanager. The FOX editorial team was not involved in the creation of this content. Are you searching for an email sender's true identity but unsure ...

You’ve got a hot lead’s phone number, but no email. Sound familiar? For B2B sales teams racing against quotas, this data gap can mean the difference between hitting your pipeline goals and falling ...

The search bar in Gmail is already a powerful tool, especially when using the advanced filters, and will now show associated email aliases in results. When you search for an email address in Gmail, we ...

Protecting one's privacy seems almost impossible in a world where so many companies track you online or where there's a camera in every pocket. Add the hackers who want to steal personal information, ...

Emails are much more than just virtual addresses of people. The usage of emails has essentially increased overtime. With the extensive usage of this virtual address, the misuse of this platform has ...

There are moments when you receive emails from different unknown resources. Most often, these emails are from unknown companies that ask for people’s personal details. So, it is always safer to use ...

Google said this week it is expanding the types of data people can ask to have removed from search results, to include personal contact information like your phone number, email address or physical ...