Gmail on the verge of Receiving Anticipated New Features

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The Verge revealed last week the new design of Gmail, as well as new features such as being able to snooze emails, quickly reply to emails and a new Confidential Mode. This mode will allow users to manage the privacy options of the emails they forward to others. For instance you may restrict other people's abilities to copy, download, or print the emails that you forward to them.



In addition, Google are adding more features for users and businesses that wish to have control over how their emails are being used by recipients, by giving them the ability to add a passcode to open emails which will be generated via SMS or set an expiration date on sent emails.



These additions are reportedly "coming soon" according to The Verge's sources, starting with an early access program. It's predicted that all these features will be discussed further and showcased on the 8th of May, in Google's I/O developer conference.









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