Google says the verification badge will help users determine whether emails they receive are from an authentic source or a potential scammer. The familiar blue check mark saga continues — but not on ...

Companies and Google account holders can now go through a verification process to prove they are who they say they are on Gmail. Screenshot: Google Companies like Meta have been on a blue check mark ...

The blue checkmarks that Gmail introduced to verify senders last year are now coming to the Android and iOS app. The Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) standard shows brand logos in ...

New businesses often start by setting up their email account on Gmail. But they might be better off investing in verified Gmail accounts. Here’s why.

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Email scams are nothing new. The old Nigerian prince con has been around long enough that it’s become a meme, but more modern scams can be a lot harder to pick out. According to statistics, nearly 3.4 ...

Gmail users are again falling victim to a sophisticated phishing attack that is locking victims out of their accounts. While these sorts of attacks are nothing new, cybercriminals now have AI on their ...