Google updating Gmail with new security warnings

11 August, 2016
Google has announced that it's introducing a couple of new security warnings in its email service Gmail. Starting this week, whenever a Gmail user receives an email that can’t be authenticated with either Sender Policy Framework (SPF) or DKIM, they'll see a red-colored question mark in place of the sender’s avatar.

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Anonymous, 11 Aug 2016Gmail. Who is still mad enough to use this service? It beca... moreI wouldn't say the worst, not even close, but Outlook is growing on me.

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    Anonymous, 11 Aug 2016Gmail. Who is still mad enough to use this service? It beca... moreI seriously hope you have forgotten to put a sarcasm tag in there somewhere, or are just trolling, since outlook is the biggest steaming pile of shit I had the misfortune to use, stuff including
    - randomly reloading the whole page while I am writing a mail, discarding whatever I wrote, just to load the damn skype plugin
    - not being able to send plaintext mail
    - inserting links into plaintext mail would spit out html code instead of the plaintext link
    - inserting formatted text into plaintext mail would turn on formatting while still claiming it's plaintext
    - user created email filters being ignored
    - being outright racist moving legit mail from senders with Arabian names I already whitelisted to spam every single time

    Google on the other hand just knows everything about me. Mostly because I use an android phone, the mail is just included.

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      • 11 Aug 2016

      Gmail. Who is still mad enough to use this service? It became the worst email service since 2012 onwards...

      Long live Outlook!

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        • 11 Aug 2016

        Already moved to outlook on wp sync with my pc doesnt give me frustration like google services

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          • 11 Aug 2016

          What I noticed in the last months is that everyone is unauthenticated, including trusted Google Apps for Work clients that we have.
          I suppose eventually people will become authenticated, who knows..

            Herodroid, 11 Aug 2016we will never have enough security, so why not :)Enough is a word that is useless

              we will never have enough security, so why not :)

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