Google has updated Gmail to simplify iOS settings. According to 9To5Google, the General and accounts split has been removed from the Gmail settings on iPhone and iPad. The Chat and Meet options are separated at the top of the preference list so users may quickly disable those tabs.
In addition, vivid icons are employed to emphasize each component. High-level settings are available in the “Notifications” part, while the “Inbox” and “Compose and Reply” portions are far more basic. Finally, there is a section called “General.”
Even though it is only available on iOS for iPhone and iPad, this great makeover of Gmail settings may be implemented to Android in the future. According to the report, it is simpler to use and comparable to Chrome for iOS.
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Initially, the business started a pilot operation to prevent Gmail customers’ spam folders from receiving political campaign emails. The Candidates, political party committees, and leadership political action committees were eligible to apply for spam folder exemptions through the program.
According to a report, “Google had faced criticism over claims that its algorithms unfairly target conservative content across all of its platforms and that its Gmail service filters more Republican fundraising and campaign emails to junk.”
Candidates and political party committees were given the opportunity to apply for a program run by Google that exempted their messages from being flagged as spam.
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