Gmail now allows users to send self-destructive confidential emails. Here's how to use the feature via your PC or smartphone
Gmail, Google's electronic mailing service, has recently introduced a new feature called "Confidential Mode." The feature allows users to send over confidential information via e-mail and these emails are self-destructive which means they will no longer be available after a given period of time. Also, these emails are peer to peer which means no other person can access these emails without proper authentication. Here's how you can start sending confidential emails using Gmail.
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