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Gmail will retire third-party 'Send as' addresses in January

Google says Gmail will stop supporting its "Send as" feature for third-party email addresses, including Yahoo and Outlook accounts, beginning in January 2027. The change applies to sending through Gmail using non-Gmail addresses. Google says it will not affect Google Workspace aliases or other Gmail addresses a user owns. The support notice directs work and school users seeking aliases to ask administrators to configure domain or email aliases.
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Google issues Chrome update for actively exploited V8 flaw

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CrowdStrike investigates Falcon privilege-escalation zero-day

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Anthropic reported to near $15 billion credit-facility expansion

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