Gmail Confidential Mode: A few days ago we mentioned that improvements are coming in Gmail with a new design and features, but as it seems the Google is preparing to add a new Confidential Function (Confidential Mode).
The Verge broke the news planning earlier this week, alongside some of the new features like quick reply to emails, the ability to snooze emails and a new sidebar to add or sync calendar appointments to messages.
Today, then we learned that Google will also add "Confidential Mode", which will allow Gmail users to block certain forwarding features or restrict the ability to copy, receive or print to recipients.
Google with the new feature will allow Gmail users to require passwords access to open some emails, which will be generated via SMS. Users of the service will also be able to set an expiration date for sent messages.
The functions of Gmail Confidential Mode are similar to those found in Microsoft's Outlook application. These features will greatly attract businesses that want more control over the way emails are used by recipients.
Google has confirmed that the updated Gmail will be released shortly and even revealed that it will be available in the coming weeks.
Google's I / O Developer Conference starts on 8 May, and it's very likely we'll see all of the above features along with the new Gmail plan on that date. Google is expected to announce more updates to other web services during the conference.
