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Stop those sneaky images: disable auto-loading in Gmail

Ever received an email with an enticing subject line, only to find it’s filled with suspicious images? Those images might not just be pretty pictures – they could be hiding malicious code designed to infect your computer. Why Disable Auto-Loading Images? How to Disable Auto-Loading Images in Gmail: For Mobile Users: By disabling auto-loading images, […]

Upgrade your inbox: why Gmail is a safer choice

In today’s digital age, email has become an essential tool for communication. However, not all email providers are created equal. When it comes to security, Gmail often outperforms Yahoo Mail. Why Gmail is a Safer Choice: How to Switch to Gmail: Tips for Secure Email Usage: By switching to Gmail and following these security tips, […]

Your Gmail settings: a quick security check-up

Ever feel like your Gmail might be acting a little…strange? Maybe emails are going missing, or you see unfamiliar addresses in your “Sent” folder. Don’t worry, it could be a simple setting gone rogue! The good news is, Gmail lets you customize tons of stuff, from how you view emails to where you send them […]

Gmail’s broken lock alert: your watchdog against unencrypted emails

Think your emails are safely zipping through the internet? Not always! While Gmail shields your messages with basic encryption, some senders might be using flimsy protection, leaving your messages exposed like postcards in a blizzard. But fear not, vigilant emailer! Gmail has a secret weapon to warn you: the broken lock icon. What’s the broken […]

Delete old files in Drive to free up space for other Google services

Every Google service typically uses a fixed amount of storage shared across all platforms. That means if you have a lot of files on Google Drive, it’s taking up the same space on Google Docs and Gmail. While Gmail will automatically free up space for new emails if your storage is full, it won’t do […]

Tell Gmail you only want to see certain images

It might sound like a small point, but the images you’re sent via email – even just a logo or profile picture loading up – can help hackers determine whether you’ve opened the message, setting you up for more spam or phishing. That’s why it’s useful to make images a requested element of your communications. […]