Google incorporates email delegation into Gmail, time to hire an assistant

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If you’re a Google Apps user, you’ve had the ability to delegate access to your email account for quite some time. Now, Google is giving all users of its Gmail web-base email service that option. Via a blog post, the Big G announced the email delegation feature for all users of its popular email platform. The new functionality can be found in “Settings” by clicking on the “Accounts and Import” tab. From there you can add another Gmail account that you would like to grant access to your inbox; delegates will not be able to change settings, passwords, or chat as the user. “Each account will open in a different browser tab or window so you can view both accounts simultaneously, all while signed into your primary account,” writes Google. The new feature is immediately available to all users.

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4 Comments
  • Bringit

    hmm.

  • Tn7871

    So I guess the Facebook update for Android isn’t a big deal?

    • Bringit

      Android people are a little insecure.

    • Donny

      Well its a big fail. The chat doesn’t load or work. But most people don’t know this, but the AIM app does Facebook chat flawlessly. Check it out.

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