Google to roll out end-to-end encryption for Gmail users
Once enabled, Gmail client-side encryption will make sure that even the Google servers will not be able to decrypt any information sent as an attachment or as part of an email
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Once enabled, Gmail client-side encryption will make sure that even the Google servers will not be able to decrypt any information sent as an attachment or as part of an email
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Google has announced that businesses can now apply to try out client-side encryption for Gmail on the web.
The beta, announced in a blog post, makes 'sensitive data' and attachments unreadable even to Google. It's unclear if it will come to personal accounts, though.
Google on Friday launched a beta of its client-side encryption (CSE) for Gmail on the web allowing users to test out the encryption feature.