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first.last@gmail.com is the same as f.irs.tla.s.t@gmail.com. Use this when you need a unique address to set up filters for incoming mail.
Add a unique + tag to your address when signing up to services so you know if any site leaks or sells your personal data.
Use aliases to work with multiple email addresses while signed in to one Gmail account. Replies sent to the alias will come to your inbox.
Set a delay of up to 30 seconds after you hit 'Send' to allow time for you to spot typos or rephrase your messages.
It's easy to tell Gmail when to send a message. Finish your work early and schedule it for your recipient's convenience.
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Some of the search operators you can use include 'has:attachment', 'before:01/01/2020', 'larger:10M', and 'older_than:7d'
Use templates and smart suggestions to send standardised or repetitive responses quickly,
Back up and download your entire Gmail history, including attachments, using Google's Takeout service.
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