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DOJ emails surface suggesting Prince Andrew–Giuffre photo is real
world22 days ago

DOJ emails surface suggesting Prince Andrew–Giuffre photo is real

A 2015 email from Ghislaine Maxwell to Jeffrey Epstein, released by the DOJ, describes a photo of Prince Andrew with Virginia Giuffre and implies the image was taken and not viewed as improper, a detail Giuffre’s supporters cite as vindication while Andrew continues to deny wrongdoing and recall of meeting Giuffre remains uncertain. The documents also show Maxwell’s efforts to distance herself and relate the photo to Epstein’s circle, and they come as calls mount for Andrew to testify in U.S. Congress amid ongoing Epstein scandal coverage.

Gmail Tabbed Inbox Glitch Briefly Buries Emails in Primary
technology1 month ago

Gmail Tabbed Inbox Glitch Briefly Buries Emails in Primary

Gmail users reported a glitch where messages that would normally go to Promotions or Social tabs are showing up in the Primary inbox. Google said it’s aware of the misclassification and actively working to fix it, advising users to drag misfiled messages to the correct tab and to monitor the status dashboard for updates. An editor’s note says Google commented on the issue.

Google’s AI Inbox hints at a task-focused Gmail future
technology1 month ago

Google’s AI Inbox hints at a task-focused Gmail future

Google announced AI Inbox, a Gmail view that replaces the traditional email list with an AI-generated to-do and topics view based on your inbox. It's an early feature limited to “trusted testers” and currently only works with consumer Gmail accounts (not Workspace). While it could potentially make email management easier or even transformational, the Verge notes it’s still in development and not something the author expects will immediately change his own workflow.

Microsoft Releases Fix for Outlook Email Crashes
technology8 months ago

Microsoft Releases Fix for Outlook Email Crashes

Microsoft has provided a temporary workaround for a known issue causing Outlook to crash when opening or starting new emails, affecting users in the Monthly Enterprise Channel after recent updates. The fix involves manually creating a missing Forms Library folder, with Microsoft investigating further issues related to mailbox folder flickering and movement. Additional temporary solutions include disabling shared mailbox caching to mitigate other bugs.

Easy Toggle Eliminates Ads in Gmail Inbox
technology8 months ago

Easy Toggle Eliminates Ads in Gmail Inbox

A simple workaround to eliminate ads in Gmail involves disabling the Inbox Categories, specifically the Promotions tab, which consolidates all promotional emails into the main inbox, removing sponsored ads without third-party extensions. This change is reversible and works across devices, but may increase inbox clutter for some users.

iOS 18.2 Mail Update Sparks User Backlash Over New Sorting Features
technology1 year ago

iOS 18.2 Mail Update Sparks User Backlash Over New Sorting Features

The iOS 18.2 update for iPhone's Apple Mail app introduces new intelligent filters for categorizing emails into Primary, Transactions, Updates, and Promotions. Users can revert these changes by switching to a single list view and customizing notification badge counts to show either all unread messages or just those in the Primary category. Additionally, contact photos can be disabled in the settings. These updates are currently exclusive to iPhones with iOS 18.2, with future availability expected for macOS and iPadOS.

Gmail's New Drag-and-Drop Feature Simplifies Email Recipient Management
technology1 year ago

Gmail's New Drag-and-Drop Feature Simplifies Email Recipient Management

Google has introduced a simple yet effective security update for the Gmail Android app, allowing users to drag and drop email addresses between the To, CC, and BCC fields. This feature aims to reduce errors when sending emails, such as accidentally including the wrong recipient, which can lead to security risks. The update enhances both security and usability, and is expected to be fully rolled out by December 14.

Pete Hegseth Faces Abuse Allegations from His Own Mother
entertainment1 year ago

Pete Hegseth Faces Abuse Allegations from His Own Mother

Pete Hegseth's mother, Penelope, criticized him in a 2018 email for allegedly mistreating women, including his ex-wives, following his contentious divorce from his second wife, Samantha. The email, obtained by The New York Times, accused Hegseth of abusive behavior, but Penelope later recanted her claims, calling them untrue. The controversy includes past allegations against Hegseth, such as a rape accusation he denied and settled, and an affair with a Fox News executive. Trump's communications director criticized the publication of the email.

Gmail to Introduce Temporary Email Aliases to Combat Spam
technology1 year ago

Gmail to Introduce Temporary Email Aliases to Combat Spam

Google is reportedly developing a new feature for Gmail called 'Shielded Email,' similar to Apple's 'Hide My Email,' which allows users to create temporary email aliases to protect their personal addresses from spam and phishing attacks. This move aims to enhance privacy and security for Android users, as phishing tactics become more sophisticated, especially during the holiday season. The feature is expected to integrate with Android's autofill and Google Password Manager, though it's unclear if it will be a paid service or when it will be widely available.

Gmail to Introduce Temporary Email Addresses to Combat Spam
technology1 year ago

Gmail to Introduce Temporary Email Addresses to Combat Spam

Google is reportedly working on a new privacy feature for Gmail called Shielded Email, which would allow users to create disposable email aliases, similar to Apple's Hide My Email. This feature aims to enhance user privacy by preventing personal email addresses from being exposed when subscribing to services. Additionally, Google Messages is set to introduce a 'Sending as' notification to clarify the sender's profile in conversations, further improving user privacy and security.

Why It's Time to Rethink Your Gmail Address
technology1 year ago

Why It's Time to Rethink Your Gmail Address

Google is reportedly developing a new 'Shielded Email' feature for Gmail, similar to Apple's 'Hide My Email,' which will allow users to create temporary email aliases to protect their primary email addresses from spam and unwanted contact. This move aims to enhance privacy and security for Android users, narrowing the gap between Google's and Apple's ecosystems. The feature is expected to integrate with Android's autofill and Google Password Manager, though it's unclear if it will be a paid service or when it will be widely available.

Google's New Gmail Features Aim to Combat Spam with Email Aliases
technology1 year ago

Google's New Gmail Features Aim to Combat Spam with Email Aliases

A leak suggests Google is developing a new privacy-focused feature for Gmail called Shielded Email, which would allow users to create disposable email aliases, similar to Apple's Hide My Email. This feature aims to enhance privacy by providing random email addresses for subscriptions, potentially reducing the risk of receiving emails intended for others due to Gmail's dotted address policy. While Google has not confirmed details, this could be a significant privacy improvement for Gmail's 2.5 billion users.

Google's New 'Shielded Email' Feature Aims to Combat Spam
technology1 year ago

Google's New 'Shielded Email' Feature Aims to Combat Spam

Google is developing a new feature called 'Shielded Email' for Gmail, similar to Apple's 'Hide My Email,' which allows users to create temporary email aliases to protect their personal addresses from spam and unwanted contact. This move aims to enhance privacy and security for Android users, narrowing the gap between Google and Apple's ecosystems. The feature is expected to integrate with Android's autofill and Google Password Manager, though it's unclear if it will be a paid service. Initially, it may roll out to Google Pixel devices.