We tried to reach the professional for their views about the recent happenings around us because of the deadly Corona Virus. Here's what have to say about : Sharma Hitesh an IT Professional working in Mohali says that it's a difficult time for the people as they are facing difficulties. Some daily workers are also had to spend nights without food. I think Govt needs to work upon it and provide shelter and food for the needy people. Brutality is not a solution and awareness is much needed. People also need to understand that it will be very bad if we don't follow the rules. Aashish Mehra living in Mohali, Chandigarh, working as a faculty in Gyanm Chandigarh says that: I support the moves of the government to call for lockdown and he says its only way we all can be safe from this deadly Corona Virus. However, he is a little worried about the relaxation that is being given during the lockdown. He says that there are no benefits of lockdown if
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Gmail.com redesign includes self-destructing emails
Gmail.com is soon getting its first redesign in seven years, and with that new look comes some new features. We’ve already heard about new side panels for Google Calendar, Google Keep, and Google Tasks, and now we’re getting word of another new feature: self-destructing emails. Steamyiron has screenshots detailing the feature from the pre-release version of Gmail. In the compose window, there’s a new lock icon called “Confidential Mode.” When clicked, a message pops up saying, “Options to forward, download or copy this email’s contents and attachments will be disabled.” The sender can then pick an expiration date for the email, and optionally require an SMS passcode to open the email. The compose window also switches to a blue color scheme, letting the user know they’re not just sending a normal message. FURTHER READING Trying to inject a new feature into the email standard is a tough nut to crack. Since confidential emails are not a standard email feature, how can they work for people who aren’t Gmail users? Or what happens when you access Gmail through POP/IMAP/SMTP and aren’t using the official client? Google’s solution