In our daily lives, Google tools like Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Meet have become indispensable. After all, we rely ...

1. Start by logging into your original Gmail account, clicking the "gear" icon in the top right and clicking See all settings ...

Not all account security emails you get are legitimate. And if you see one from Google in your Gmail inbox, think twice. There's a new Gmail scam doing the rounds—and it looks like it came ...

ChatGPT appears to be testing support for Gmail and Google Calendar integration. This will allow users to summarise emails ...

So, if you see a real-looking email from Google with similar qualities, it's best to avoid it at all costs. If you're wondering how to keep on top of your PC security, check out these 12 computer ...

If you did fall for this or any other Gmail scam, Google tells Forbes that people have seven days to try to recover their accounts. Provided you had a recovery phone number and email attached to ...

Simply go to myaccount.google.com/security and turn on 2-step verification, you will be offered a choice between text, an ...

Worse yet, the shady email passed Google’s DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) check, meaning Gmail treated it like just another ho-hum message. In a recent statement to The Daily Mail ...

Note, though, that even after an email is deleted "forever," either by you or automatically by Gmail from your spam or trash folders, the messages could remain on Google's servers for up to 60 days.

Non-Gmail recipients without S/MIME will then be provided a link to sign into a guest Google Workspace account to securely view and reply to the email in a restricted version of Gmail.