Gmail, one of the important services offered by Google, comes with some changes. The company is taking an important step to improve email security. Accordingly, Google imposes some restrictions to reduce spam and prevent unwanted posts from being sent. Here are the details!
Sending bulk emails in Gmail will become difficult!
Google’s email service Gmailcontinues to appear before the users with new features. The service in question recently added the feature of reacting with emoji. After this feature, which makes responding to emojis easier, Google introduced some restrictions for Gmail.
The company imposes some restrictions to reduce spam, increase email security, and make it easier to unsubscribe from commercial email senders. Within the scope of these restrictions, Google will prevent mass e-mail senders from sending unsolicited messages to e-mail users.
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Gmail’s new rules prevent senders from spamming of 0.3 percent He recommends keeping it under wraps. However, this is still a suggestion. Google states that this change will result in a reduction in the amount of spam clogging your inbox.
On the other hand, Google is aware of the e-mails of mass e-mail senders. “strongly authenticate” He says they will have to. This will close the loopholes used by attackers. Thus, the source of e-mails will become more secure.
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