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Now blue tick will be added to Gmail accounts as well
Until now, accounts on social media networks like Twitter or Facebook were given a blue tick.
But Google is also introducing the blue tick feature for email service Gmail accounts.
The purpose of this feature is to assure users that the email sent by an account is authentic and not fraudulent.
The addition of the blue checkmark in Gmail is being done under Google's Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) technology. In a blog post, the company said that initially, a blue tick will be added to the Gmail accounts of companies to indicate that the email account is authentic.
When the mouse cursor is placed over this email, a message confirming the user's authenticity will appear with a link to further details.
Google said that verifying the authenticity of an email account would help users while making it easier for email security systems to identify spam emails.
This feature is rolling out to all users in the next few days and workspace admins will be able to get a blue tick on their company email account.
But Google is also introducing the blue tick feature for email service Gmail accounts.
The purpose of this feature is to assure users that the email sent by an account is authentic and not fraudulent.
The addition of the blue checkmark in Gmail is being done under Google's Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) technology. In a blog post, the company said that initially, a blue tick will be added to the Gmail accounts of companies to indicate that the email account is authentic.
When the mouse cursor is placed over this email, a message confirming the user's authenticity will appear with a link to further details.
Google said that verifying the authenticity of an email account would help users while making it easier for email security systems to identify spam emails.
This feature is rolling out to all users in the next few days and workspace admins will be able to get a blue tick on their company email account.
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