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Want UNDO SEND feature in your Gmail LEARN HOW?


Why do you need an UNDO SEND feature?
Well it’s very simple. If while sending your email you realize that you have missed an error or any typing mistake, or had not attached the required document, or have by mistakenly sent an email, don’t panic just click on UNDO SEND.


Was it not there on Gmail??
For those who never found this feature or are not aware about it. A hidden feature for 60 years, Gmail has now officially made an announcement about their UNDO SEND feature in Gmail.
How to get it?

It’s very simple

1.       Log on to your Gmail account
2.       Click on the reload icon
3.       Then navigate to the settings icon on the top right of your Gmail page
4.       Choose settings
5.       In the general tab scroll down and choose the ninth option that says ENABLE UNDO SEND
6.       Choose the max time you want this UNDO feature to say activated per mail sent
7.       Don’t forget to save the changes by scrolling down

How to use it?
Whenever you realized that you have missed an error and have sent the email. A bright yellow message will appear on the top of your screen prompting your message has been sent. UNDO VIEW MESSAGE. Just click it to incorporate the changes you want.

That’s all. Happily use the UNDO SEND feature now whenever required.

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