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Spammers can spoof a message to make it look like it's sent by a company you might trust. Recently, hackers tried to access Google Accounts of Gmail users through a fake Google Docs file! The scam was very convincing and it attempted to persuade users to open a document, and the users who tried to open the doc was redirected to a legitimate Google Sign-in page to grant permissions to a fraud app. Managing emails, if you receive a lot of it in a day can be a very difficult task, and there are times when we may unknowingly follow a spoofed email. Today, I will provide a super short tip for Gmail power users among you who tend to receive hundreds of emails in a day. To help you protect from hackers, most email providers tries to verify the real sender using email authentication. As an additional security measure, Gmail allows us to enable " Authentication Icon for Verified Senders " through labs. Follow the following simple steps to enable it now: Open GMail. ...

Google has recently announced a new feature for Google+ users that let peoples' to email you without knowing your email address through their Google+ Profile. It has been announced in last week. It will help Google to integrate Google+ with Gmail. It will be an easy way to keep in touch with your Google+ users. But it may not be good if this service will be used as spam building. If you don't like this move from Google and you would like to disable this feature that let Google+ users to email you than take a look below. You can turn off this feature completely or you can also set this to allow sending email from Google+ from the persons who are in your circles. Just choose the one you would like to set. Now that this feature has been introduced to Gmail users controlling who can send you email is very simple ans easy task. Just follow some of the very simple steps given below to turn off Google+ email service.