Google's email service is used by every professional in between office work. However, sometimes GMAIL also gives such information, which can be private or confidential. In such a case, sending the user's MAIL to someone else on a wrong click can cause problems. User can use a security feature of GMAIL to send sensitive information through GMAIL.

Security will also be confirmed on mail : GMAIL users can also make their mail password protected. You can also use this feature to send confidential information related to personal details or business. Being password protected, the mail will not be accessible by any other user. It can only be accessed by the right receiver.

Gmail confidential mode will come in handy: With the help of GMAIL's confidential mode, you can make mail password protected and also expire it. Gmail's confidential mode disables the mail forward, print, copy and downloading settings for the receiver.

Set like this Set password on mail
First of all, you have to open Gmail. Here you have to click on Compose.
Click on Turn on confidential mode at the bottom right of the window.
If this mode is on then click on Edit.
Here the mail expire date and passcode have to be set.

By selecting No SMS passcode, GMAIL user will be able to open the mail without passcode.
The passcode is going to be necessary for non-Gmail users.
On selecting SMS passcode, the receiver will receive the passcode via text message.
The user of Gmail will be able to open the mail without passcode.
A passcode will be required for non-Gmail users.
Here you have to click on Save.

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