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Added on the 02/07/2018 13:55:02 - Copyright : Wochit
It's a waste of time logging in and out of different email accounts! Here's how to get all your emails in one place. According to Gizmodo, Gmail doesn’t let you view multiple accounts at once, but it does let you import messages from other accounts. Open the Accounts and Import tab in the Settings pane, then click Add an email account and enter the account details. Be warned, though: your emails might not appear immediately. Also, if you want to send messages from your secondary account inside the same Gmail window, there's an extra step to take. Click 'Add another email address' under the 'Send mail heading' and fill out those details too.
Yahoo is angering the dwindling number of people who still use its email service with a test run of a feature that locks out anyone who has an ad blocker installed. Several Yahoo users complained that they encountered an error message when trying to open their mail account on Thursday in an AdBlock Plus forum thread first spotted by Digiday. The screen ordered them to first disable ad blockers in order to access their emails. A Yahoo spokesperson said in a statement provided to Mashable on Friday that the blocking is only being tested on a portion of Yahoo email users.
Perhaps the best Gmail feature that Google has been testing for years is one you might not even know exists: Undo Send. It delays sending your email for a few seconds after you click Send, so you can take it back if you, for example, spell someone's name wrong. For users who already had the Undo Send beta enabled, the feature will remain on, and those who didn't can turn it on via the General tab under Settings.
Beijing, Mar 2 (EFE/EPA).- United States multinational Microsoft warned Tuesday that state-sponsored hackers in China are targeting its business email product.Through "previously unknown" security flaws, the hackers could access Exchange Server, control the server remotely, then steal company data, Microsoft said in a blog post.This group of hackers, which Microsoft has named Hafnium, has previously sought to steal data from US organizations in fields as diverse as infectious disease research, law firms, higher education, defense contractors, think tanks and NGOs. (Camera: ARCHIVE).B-ROLL OF MICROSOFT BUILDING IN BEIJING, CHINA.
Are you sure you need to post that? YouTube this week announced a new Community Guidelines feature meant to help clean up the vitriol on the comments section of its platform and help facilitate “respectful interactions.” Now, users on Android may see a pop-up before they post a comment on YouTube that may be hurtful. That prompt will ask them to “Keep comments respectful” and consider whether the comment they’re sharing “is appropriate.” YouTube itself notes that whatever systems and filters it has in place “are continuously learning and may not always get it right.”