Google has responded to questions from senior Republican senators about how it monitors and controls app developers' access to Gmail content. The Republican Senate Commerce Committee chairman fired ...

Google is changing Gmail's policies so third-party apps will no longer be able to scan your inbox for profit. Credit: Getty Images Google is finally changing the rules that previously allowed ...

Lifehacker: Gmail's IMAP support is a HUGE move forward for web-based email, something no other free webmail has offered. What made Google decide to offer IMAP? Is there any possibility of LDAP access ...

Google's updated email client is more secure and productive, and can even write your emails for you. WSJ's David Pierce takes you on a tour. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis/The Wall Street Journal ...

The Gmail developers are wrapping up a busy week of launching several new experimental Labs features in your inbox, from labels enhancements to reply add-ons to a forgotten attachment detector to ...

Google may face more heat from Washington lawmakers about how it safeguards customer data. The search giant, whose Gmail is used by 1.4 billion people, admitted on Thursday that it continues to allow ...

Since the beginning of the year, Google has worked on Project Strobe, an extensive review of third-party developer access to the data of your Google Account and Android device. The operation also ...

Google employees cannot read your Gmail content–but some app developers can. Susan Molinari, Google’s vice president for public policy and government affairs for the Americas, wrote in the letter that ...

Google’s move to cut developers off from scanning people’s Gmail for ad targeting might go unnoticed by most users — but it could upend a whole segment of apps, highlighting the outsized power and ...