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We have some excellent news for business users of Gmail. At the end of June, users of GSuite will be able to send emails with expiration dates or choose a locked mode, so that no one can copy or download your email. Still, people will be able to take screenshots and no one can save you from the subway lurkers.
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There will also be an option to send an encrypted email; which content could be viewed only with a code received via phone. In this digital era, there’s no way to be 100 percent safe on the web, but this mode will make big corporations a bit more secure.
On June 25, 2019, this feature will become generally available and the users will have the option to send emails with confidential mode. However, Google did announce that it might take a bit more for some users because Gmail is the most popular server, so we are talking about millions and millions of accounts.
Still wonder how Apple might respond to this.