***For those of you who like to send messages or special and confidential files via email and do not want anyone to see it, Gmail now presents a new feature called Secret Mode which is now present in applications for Android devices.***
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***According to Google, "you can send messages and attachments with Gmail in secret mode to protect sensitive information from unauthorized access. You can use this mode to set the message expiration date or revoke access at any time ", as reported by Ubergizmo.***

***Google further explained, recipients of secret messages will not have the option to forward, copy, print and download which will be deactivated. Users who send emails with this Secret Mode can use a passcode to protect their email.***
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***This means that people who read the email will need a passcode to unlock it. This is done with a passcode sent via SMS, or if the recipient is not a Gmail user, they will email a password code instead.***
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***Furthermore, there is also an option to revoke access to e-mail, and the contents of the e-mail cannot be copied, downloaded, printed, or forwarded. So if you have a need to send such an email, pay attention to the features that should already exist.***