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Gmail mobile apps updated, lets you use Drive to manage files
- July 24, 2014
- Updated: July 2, 2025 at 7:34 AM
Managing files inside Gmail just got easier. Android and iOS users can now save attachments directly to their Drive account. You’ll also be able to attach files directly from Drive without leaving the Gmail app.
If you’re sharing a file with limited access, Gmail will prompt you to change the share settings of that file before sending it. This makes sure you don’t share a file with someone who can’t access it.
In the iOS version, you can now upload a new profile picture directly from the app. You can now also change the visibility of multiple Gmail accounts in the app.
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Source: Official Gmail Blog
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