Gmail’s reputation for quietly catching junk in the background has taken a hit. Over the past few days, users have watched trusted filters fail, spam pour into primary inboxes, and legitimate messages ...

Many of us use Gmail for work, to stay in touch with friends and family, and to track online purchases. Gmail is easily accessible from a desktop PC, an Android phone, an iPhone, or a budget ...

Managing spam in your Gmail inbox can be a challenge, but Gmail offers powerful tools to help you take control. By using features such as filters, blocking options, and organizational tools, you can ...

Users on Reddit and X are reporting email delivery delays of 10+ minutes, with some messages arriving so late that one-time passcodes and email-based two-factor authentication ...

The best way to change Gmail's spam settings is by manually creating filters and marking emails as spam. As you mark emails as spam or safe, Gmail should gradually learn which is which. If you're the ...

Google will soon be cracking down on spam emails sent to Gmail accounts. The company announced the upcoming changes in October of last year, remarking new protections were coming to provide a safer, ...

Spam and phishing emails are the worst part of the email experience, and Gmail is making major changes to bulk email sending regulations to combat this. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain ...

The disruption began Saturday (5am Pacific time, Jan .24) affecting approximately 1.8 billion Gmail users worldwide with widespread email misclassification.

Google says the issue that broke Gmail’s automatic email sorting is fully fixed, with a post-incident analysis on the way.

We're still waiting on news of the exact root cause of Gmail issues ...

Did you know that the average worker devotes only 5 percent of their time to creative brainstorming? It's true, according to a Google study. Tasks like tracking, research and analysis, finishing ...

Google has resolved a Gmail spam filtering malfunction that flooded inboxes with promotions while flagging legitimate messages, affecting 1.8 billion users.