Introducing the feature of sending mail to friends without email address Google. This new feature can be enjoyed through the company’s email service Gmail and the social networking site Google Plus. You can email users by name on your Google Plus friends / following or connections in other circles. In other words, Google Plus users will now be able to communicate directly with another connection via email inbox. It will not require any type of email address exchange.The feature will be added to everyone’s Gmail account in the next few days in a blog post Reported Web giant Google.
We compose a new mail in the email and put the recipient’s email address in the ‘To’ field. With the introduction of this new feature of Google Plus Mailing, you can now type any letter in place of the recipient. Google Automatically show suggestions to users of your Gmail addressbook as well as Google Plus connections. From here, you can send mail to anyone you want. He will be able to communicate with you in the same way.
However, as interesting and simple as this feature is being presented by Google, the matter is not so simple at all! This could seriously compromise the privacy of Gmail users. Google Plus now allows anyone to find and add to the circle. It does not require any confirmation.
What is the guarantee that spammers and hackers will not use this opportunity to spread unwanted messages or malware? So there is a lot left to think about the feature.
But Google is giving you an option here. When this feature is turned on, Gmail will get a new setting called ‘Email via Google Plus’ from where you can enable or disable the ability to send emails without an address for a specific circle. Of course, by default the Google Plus email feature will remain enabled.
How do you feel about emailing without an address? Are you worried about its privacy issues?
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