Google’s “Help me write” feature in Gmail makes emailing easier. Built on generative AI, it can draft new messages from a simple prompt or finish what.

Gmail is entering the Gemini era,” said a Thursday blog post from Gmail Vice President of Product, Blake Barnes, referring to Google’s artificial intelligence program.

If you’re on mobile, you can change these settings by going to your settings page (located at the bottom of the inbox menu) and select “Data privacy.” From there, you can toggle off “Smart features” and click into the “Google Workspace smart features” menu to turn off the feature for Workspace and Google products again.

Gmail users have been told to review privacy settings immediately within its interface to limit the exposure of personal email data to AI-powered features. A step-by-step guide instructs how to do it.

Concerned about Gmail privacy? Learn how to turn off smart AI features, what Google says about data use, and steps to keep your emails safe.

Have you ever felt like your inbox is running your life instead of the other way around? With emails piling up, important messages slipping through the cracks, and endless back-and-forth conversations, managing your inbox can feel like a full-time job.

“IMPORTANT message for everyone using Gmail,” engineering YouTuber Davey Jones wrote in a viral X PSA on this alleged digital Trojan Horse. “You have been automatically OPTED IN to allow Gmail to access all your private messages & attachments to train AI models.”

While there are a ton of free Gmail alternatives for every type of user, we'd hazard a guess that the vast majority of people will go to the grave with Gmail as their main provider — assuming Google doesn't send Gmail to the Google graveyard of products ...

In today’s fast-paced digital world, managing your inbox effectively is more important than ever. Gmail offers a comprehensive suite of features designed to help you stay organized, enhance productivity, and minimize email-related stress. Whether you ...