iOS Anti-phishing security control app for Gmail

It's horrific to learn about cybercriminals taking sensitive and private information that may lead to such negative things. We have recently seen and learnt about the (Wannacry) debacle. Many businesses are seeking to find a powerful solution to protect these critical elements. If you are a Gmail regular, be very careful. Gmail has recently received an additional feature on the iOS website.

The users of the email app are now alerting whether there is a dubious contact in the inbox. If you press a doubtful connection on your iPad or iPhone, please enter your Gmail. You can see below the alert when you click on an application.

We suggest you take great caution before continuing and therefore that the relation is suitable for insurance. You should only do this if you are sure there is no chance when you want to continue.

'We'll send you a page like the one below if you click on a connection we know is not safe. We'll alert you of your visit to the original URL.' "The site you are attempting to open is a falsification intended to cheat on you to disclose confidential, financial or other sensitive intimations." The message from Google reads.

So, from now on, you shouldn't check any of the boxes. Google introduced anti-phishing protection for the Android version of Gmail earlier this year. The functionality will include in the iOS edition of Gmail, allowing iOS users to be more stable than ever. The update is now live and available through all G-Suite editions.