process increasingly integrate its social network Google+ with the rest of its services, Google has expanded contact list available for Gmail users , including the names of persons in Google+. With this integration, users of Google+ can now send emails without even knowing your Gmail.
Google defended the benefits of the new configuration, which “will give those using both services more easily to communicate with their friends.” The company said that users who do not wish to receive emails from other members of Google+ can modify the settings to receive messages only from people who have added to their networks of friends.
addition, Google warned that this feature will not display email addresses of users Google+ strangers . Emails from unknown in Google+ will be directed to a special section in the recipient’s mailbox, separate emails from friends and other contacts. If the recipient does not answer the message, Gmail block any future email from that sender.
Despite these caveats, some users have already warned of the threat to privacy accompanying change. According to them, Google should set the new tool as optional and not apply it by default.
prevent foreign persons Google+ starting to flood your inbox Gmail, CNET explains how to adjust account settings . First, you have to open your Gmail account, click the gear icon in the top right and select Settings from the menu. Then, on the General tab, look for the “Email via Google+” section. Finally, click the drop-down “Who can send you email through your Google+ profile?”. There you can choose one of four options: “Anyone on Google+”, “Extended circles”, “Circles” or “No”
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