Google Updates Gmail for Android and Web with Security Warnings

Google has just announced that it introduced two new security warnings to Gmail, web and Android versions. The new Safe Browsing feature has already started rolling out to the Android mobile version, and it's available when users access their Gmail accounts on the web. The new security feature is pretty straightforward: when users receive a message that can't be authenticated with Sender Policy Framework (SPF) or DKIM, a question mark is placed on the sender's profile or avatar. This way, users know that the sender couldn't be authenticated, so they need be extra careful with the information they receive. This feature works both on the web and Android application. SPF is a method for identifying and recording spam messages so that users would be warned when they receive such an email from a specific sender. In addition, DKIM refers to the digital ...