No more scam e-mails! Google Gmail offers "Blue Checkmarks"
Google Gmails have a way to handle with scam e-mails now. Here are all the details.
Scam mails can be really annoying. You might miss something you want to pay attention and everything might become a mess in your mail box. For this problem Google has come up with a solution. A new feature in Google's Gmail uses technology known as Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) to verify the identity of email senders.
Google to offer a way to handle scam mails
How it will work is a blue checkmark next to the name of the business will appear in the inbox whenever an email is received from a verified sender. In 2020, Google made BIMI available in Gmail, which allowed enrolled brands to use authenticated logos in their emails. Users have an additional layer of protection against email scams because the blue checkmark is a more obvious sign that the sender is genuine. Google made people aware of a GMail scam that could cost users a lot of money recently.
With subsequent Gmail updates, Google intends to keep user experience and security at the forefront of its priorities. Similar to Twitter's Blue checkmark this feature will offer users to acknowledge senders and avoid unnecessary mails.
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