All articles tagged with #shielded email
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Forbes
Google has enhanced Gmail with AI-driven spam filters and a new Shielded Email feature that allows users to create temporary, anonymous email addresses to better protect privacy and reduce spam, although a new email address remains the most effective solution for avoiding unwanted messages.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Forbes
Google has updated Gmail with an unsubscribe button and backend improvements for marketing emails, but the more effective solution for privacy and spam control is its new Shielded Email feature, which allows users to create and delete anonymous email aliases to better protect their inbox and personal data.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Forbes
Google's latest Gmail upgrade introduces AI-powered smart replies and access to all past emails and files, raising privacy concerns. Users are encouraged to adopt new privacy tools like Apple's Hide My Email and Google's Shielded Email to protect against data breaches and phishing attacks. The article emphasizes the importance of masking email addresses and adopting secure practices amid increasing AI-driven cyber threats, suggesting a shift towards more private and secure email solutions.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Forbes
Google's latest Gmail update introduces AI-powered smart replies and access to past emails and files, raising privacy concerns. New privacy features like Shielded Email aim to mask addresses and protect users from breaches, but users should consider creating new email accounts for enhanced security. A survey indicates many users prefer privacy-focused services like Proton Mail over Gmail, highlighting ongoing privacy tensions in email use.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Hacker News
Google is developing a new feature called Shielded Email for Gmail, allowing users to create email aliases to enhance privacy and reduce spam. This feature enables users to generate unique, single-use email addresses that forward messages to their primary account, similar to Apple's Hide My Email. This move follows Google's introduction of virtual card numbers for online payments and the release of the Android System Key Verifier app for enhanced security.