Google Introduces End-to-End Encryption for Gmail
A new encryption software update is being rolled out in a beta test for eligible Google Workspace users.
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A new encryption software update is being rolled out in a beta test for eligible Google Workspace users.
The expansion should now be available to all eligible users
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Google has announced that it will soon upgrade its popular emailing service, Gmail to include end-to-end encryption. The feature currently remains in beta-testing and is available only for select users.
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.