Google Messages is adding a trash folder for deleted texts, bringing it in line with iMessage and other messaging apps.

Of course, no one should expect a ghost post — or any post, for that matter — to truly vanish. Screenshots exist, after all.

When I created my Gmail account in the 2000s, I didn't think I would ever fill up my inbox. That seemed especially true after Google increased the amount of free Gmail storage to 15GB in 2013. But ...

A dataset of 183 million credentials surfaced online, exposing users and raising new security concerns for businesses. This ...

Have you ever accidentally deleted a text message, or even worse, an entire conversation, and wished you could retrieve it ...

Google Messages is testing a new undo option and a trash or bin folder that will keep the deleted messages safe for the next ...

Code in the latest beta version of the Google Messages app makes references to a new folder for trashed conversations.

Overview Using filters and labels in Gmail makes managing emails simpler and saves time daily.Clearing emails in bulk by ...

Overview Filters and labels save time by automatically organizing emails and eliminating the need for manual ...

So far, we've seen Google's messaging app incorporate M3 Expressive elements in multiple phases, with the more recent ...

Archiving in Gmail may be a favorite way to clean up your inbox, but Google's implementation has its fair share of long-running problems.

To get started using Gmail keyboard shortcuts, which are turned off by default, you need to turn them on through Gmail's ...