Tag: GMAIL
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Gmail is mixing ads with ordinary emails
Do you like the ads in your Gmail account? No? Unfortunately, it appears that we will receive much more, which is unfortunate. Several internet screenshots demonstrate how users of Gmail for desktop and mobile are seeing far more advertisements than normal. Gmail has always included ads. However, they are often hidden at the top of…
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With passkey Google allows you to sign in without passwords
Passkeys enable you to access your Google account only using biometrics. We all despise passwords: generating, remembering, storing, and using them. Google has now made a significant step towards a password-free future, relying instead on passkeys. With a passkey, you can now access your Google accounts without using a password by scanning your face or…
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Mozilla: Most popular Android apps are not private
Mozilla discovered that 80% of Google Play Store app privacy labels were deceptive. Mozilla claims in research the most popular mobile apps aren’t as private as they want users to believe. The business created one of the most secure browsers available. It discovered that around 80% of Google Play Store apps’ privacy labels were deceptive or…
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Business email hackings are on the rise
Experts warn that the number of Business email compromise attacks using SMS is growing. Security experts issued a report that Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks are on the rise. The threat actors assume the identities of business leaders through email and try to mislead staff into transferring a wire transfer or something similar. BEC attacks are increasing…
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Many Android devices may be vulnerable to attack as a result of this vulnerability
Mali GPU driver issues continue to pose a significant threat. Google workspace’s parent company has warned that Android smartphones throughout the world may be vulnerable to cyberattacks. This is partly because of the lengthy, time-consuming, and inconvenient patching procedure. The company’s online security website team of security researchers uncovered five vulnerabilities in the Arm Mali…
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A New Google Pixel bug patch potentially harmed all Android phones
So recently Google sort of tried to fix the Android vulnerability. According to reports, a vulnerability affecting “apparently all” Google Pixel phones might have given unauthorized users access to a locked Pixel smartphone. According to cybersecurity researcher David Schütz, whose bug report prompted Google to act, the flaw was only fixed for the Android phones…
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Don’t worry, but Outlook for Web is changing a lot of things
Some Outlook options have changed but you don’t have to worry about it. Don’t worry if your Outlook email looks a little different right now; it’s all part of a new Microsoft upgrade. Teams parent company has made a few adjustments to the interface of its email service to make the online version of Outlook…
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Gmail arrived with a significant feature and a makeover
Welcome, Gmail with a new and improved look. Google has announced that it will begin rolling out its new Gmail interface to all account users. Initially, the new email interface has been provided on an opt-in basis to a subset of Gmail users. However, for those who have Google Chat enabled, the switch will occur…
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G Suite Legacy, users have the option to keep free accounts!
Google has stepped back from the initial plan of the proposed changes. Now users are given another option to have a free account. Earlier this year, Google announced the closure of the free G Suite Legacy accounts. Distributed over ten years ago when Google started; the Google applications including Gmail were free. After this announcement…
