Google is reportedly rolling out a new feature that will enable users to pause notifications on their phone when using Gmail on computer. As per reports, the feature first appeare on a limited basis last month.
The roll out seems to have accelerated now.
This new feature requires users to allow Gmail to monitor their device usage.
You don’t have the option to manually turn on the feature.
Gmail app on Android had become only the fourth app to hit 10 billion installs.
Gmail for iOS also got new widget to let users compose emails quickly in January.
This feature start rolling out in a limited fashion in February.
The rollout has reportedly accelerate now.
Users can’t manually turn this feature on, they have to wait for Google to offer it via a pop-up notification, asking people to let Gmail know when they are using the device.
If you accede, then Gmail will be able to monitor your device usage.
Users can control the device action permission under Settings > Security and Privacy > Site Settings > Additional Permissions.
The Gmail app on Android had become only the fourth app to hit 10 billion installs.
email service from Google has been really popular since its launch in April 2004.
The three other apps to reach the milestone of over 10 billion installs from the Google Play store are Google Play Services, YouTube, and Google Maps.
Gmail for iOS receive a new widget to let users compose emails quickly in January.
The Gmail home screen widget is said to display up to three emails from the inbox and a compose button that allows users to quickly draft a new mail.
