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Brivity CRM review 2026

Brivity CRM is designed specifically for real estate agents and teams, providing a wide array of features including lead management, transaction coordination, and marketing automation. It integrates seamlessly with IDX websites and offers tools to enhance client communication and engagement. Despite its powerful capabilities, the platform may require some time…

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Google's CC AI agent is a morning brief for early birds that taps into Workspace

Google Labs launched its AI agent test, CC, which creates a daily morning brief based on your Workspace content.

Android Central

Google Chat's loading speed is quicker thanks to this tiny change

Google is changing the URL used to access Google Chat in order to speed up loading times, and it's adding a long-overdue feature too.

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This Gmail feature will cut down the clutter in your inbox — and it's a huge time saver

If your inbox is flooded with sales alerts, special offers and other messages from a multitude of senders, you may be subscribed to too many mailing lists. Gmail has a tool that can jettison those emails.

Tom’s Guide

I connected Gemini to my Gmail and Google Drive and it changed how I research — here's how to do it

Gemini Deep Research can now connect to your Gmail, Docs, Google Drive and more, here's how.

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9 clever ways to use Gemini you probably haven’t tried yet

Gemini is baked into more of your favorite Google apps than you think. Here’s how to use it for everything from email replies to spreadsheet formulas.

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Jmail: Website lets you browse Jeffrey Epstein's emails like it was your own account

The US Department of Justice released around three million more documents linked to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation at the end of January

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Is Gemini AI reading your Gmail inbox? Google's answer is a firm "no" — your private data isn't used for training

After a report claimed Gmail was using emails to train AI models, Google has dismissed the claims, indicating that the Smart Features tool only filters spam, categorization, and writing suggestions.

Windows Central

Gmail gives Android users a window into email attachments with this update

Gmail's newest Android update offered a preview of email attachments with its new notifications.

Android Central

'These reports are misleading': Google denies claims that Gmail is scraping your emails to train its AI

Smart features are distinct from Google Gemini.

PC Gamer

The internet is saying AI is training off your Gmail account — but Google denies it entirely

With the rollout of Gemini 3, there are concerns from users on X about how Google is handling their data.

Tom’s Guide

Panic over – Google says your Gmails aren’t being used train its Gemini AI and explains what ‘Smart Features’ do instead

Despite a recent report, Google says your emails aren’t being used to train its Gemini AI model –here's what's happening instead.

TechRadar

No, Google isn't using your Gmail data to train AI models, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't be careful about the kind of data you share with companies

Knowing that they take it is only half the picture. What's important is the things they are doing with it.

Android Central

Google Hits Back at Claims Saying They Are Using Gmail to Train AI: 'We Have Not Changed Anyone's Settings'

Google has denied a report circulating online that say they automatically changed Gmail's policies to use messages and attachments to train AI models

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'We cloned Gmail, except you're logged in as Epstein and can see his emails' is the most impressively cursed tech project of the year

Way better than combing through a bunch of PDFs.

TechRadar

How to turn off AI in the apps you use every day

If you find AI features intrusive, overwhelming or just annoying, there are some ways to tweak your settings.

Fortune

Phia, the buzzy AI shopping tool, was pulling far more user data than disclosed, security researchers say

According to security researchers, the browser extension was collecting HTML information of every web page a user visited, including sensitive data like bank statements and private emails, and transmitting it back to the company's servers.

Tom’s Guide

I just put Perplexity's AI Comet browser to the test with 7 tasks — here's my verdict

I tested Perplexity's Comet browser to see if it could handle scheduling, groceries, news, and more.

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Gemini Deep Research is able to delve into your Gmail, Docs, Drive and even Chat - but will it really make you more productive?

Deep Research can now get even more context from Gmail, Google Drive and Chat, as well as Search.

TechRadar

ChatGPT just helped me solve a big Gmail problem – and I’ve finally reached inbox zero

ChatGPT recently helped me solve a simple but thorny Gmail problem –and it's a prime example of how I now use chatbots.

Android Central

It finally happened - Google drops 'third-party' support for its Wear OS Clock app

As device makers add more and more to their products, the need for Google to provide everything is diminishing.

Android Central

Google's analytical October Workspace Drop simplifies data in Sheets, bolsters AI security

Google detailed what its Workspace users can expect out of the October Drop.

Tom’s Guide

3.4 billion phishing emails are sent every month – and Surfshark's new feature can help keep you safe

Surfshark has rolled out a new feature which aims to prevent phishing attacks by scanning users' emails

Windows Central

Google says your Gmail wasn’t hacked — but maybe check anyway, as the internet’s not buying it after 183M accounts were allegedly breached

It’s not a Gmail breach, it’s just a remix of every other one — according to Google, which denies reports, but 16 million fresh credentials still surfaced.

PC Gamer

Google claims the 'security breach impacting millions of users' is simply 'inaccurate reports stemming from a misunderstanding'

There are still emails publicly stated to be at risk that weren't previously.

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