After adding support for verified brand logos in 2021, Gmail is now going further by adding a blue checkmark to emails.. The existing system is based on the Brand Indicators for Message ...

Launched last year on Gmail's web version to combat spam and phishing, the blue verified checkmark is now rolling out to Gmail apps on Android and iOS. The feature is part of Gmails BIMI system ...

Google has drastically altered the design of the Gmail icon, ditching the envelope emblazoned with a red M and replacing it with a more simplified multi-coloured M on a plain background. The ...

When you hover over the blue check in Gmail, you'll see a pop-up that reads "The sender of this email has verified that they own [the domain was sent from] and the logo in the profile image." ...

Google is bringing blue checkmarks to Gmail as part of the company's Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) program.

Less than a month ago, Google debuted a new blue checkmark verification system for Gmail to help prevent scam emails, and scammers have already figured out how to abuse the system.

If your office uses Gmail, you might have noticed something this Tuesday that made you raise your eyebrow. The Gmail icon is blue!. For now, the change only appears to affect accounts that use G ...

In a time when blue checkmarks are the source of arguments and contention, Gmail has elected to give itself an official — you guessed it — blue checkmark. This distinguisher comes as part of ...

Until then, you shouldn’t trust those blue checkmarks that appear in Gmail. Maybe not even after that. Just keep checking that the sender’s address doesn’t look fishy.

The new Gmail logo also apparently drops the envelope design, which makes sense as the service has become so much more than just for email. Google has incorporated features such as Google Meet, a ...