What are the new tools introduced to Gmail’s integrated workspace and how will users benefit from them? Do you know which are the world’s worst spam countries and spam supporting Internet Service Providers (ISPs)?
“Email has an ability many channels don’t: creating valuable, personal touches – at scale.” – David Newman
In this article, we’ll cover the following email industry news:
- The Top 10 world’s worst spammers – countries and ISPs
- The fuss surrounding Gmail’s integrated workspace
Ready to dive in?
Email Spam Statistics 2020
Spam is an issue concerning consent, not content. Sending unsolicited emails (spamming) has been a problem of global proportions and a huge threat to both users and businesses alike. Unfortunately, some countries take little to no action to prevent spammers from running such malicious schemes within their borders. Moreover, spam will persist causing issues as various Internet Service Providers (ISPs) knowingly sell their services to professional spammers – for profit.
Are you wondering which countries have the highest number of live spam issues and which ISPs have the biggest number of ongoing spam problems? Take a look at Spamhaus’s stats as of August 28, 2020 –
The World’s Top 10 Worst Spam Countries
1) China – 2927 current live spam issues;
2) The U.S. – 2529 current live spam issues;
3) Russia – 856 current live spam issues;
4) Ukraine – 621 current live spam issues;
5) The U.K. – 533 current live spam issues;
6) Japan – 427 current live spam issues;
7) Hong Kong – 410 current live spam issues;
8) Germany – 347 current live spam issues;
9) Korea – 344 current live spam issues; and
10) India – 339 current live spam issues.
The World’s Top 10 Worst Spam Support ISPs
1) ghlc.biz – 300 reported phishing/malware spam complaints;
2) google.com – 291 reported phishing/malware spam complaints;
3) chinanet-js – 263 reported phishing/malware spam complaints;
4) microsoft.com – 159 reported phishing/malware spam complaints;
5) chinanet-zj – 157 reported phishing/malware spam complaints;
6) sendgrid.com – 140 reported phishing/malware spam complaints (this is certainly affecting their clients email deliverability);
7) kornet.net – 140 reported phishing/malware spam complaints;
8) chinanet-hb – 134 reported phishing/malware spam complaints;
9) chinanet-ha – 129 reported phishing/malware spam complaints; and
10) inter-cloud.tech – 124 reported phishing/malware spam complaints.
Did you know Google blocks more than 100 million phishing emails daily?
New Integrated Workspace Coming To Gmail
Last month, we covered Google’s announcement about the major update coming to Gmail for G Suite where users will be able to utilise several G Suite apps (Chats, Rooms and Meet) turning the email client into the best ‘home for work’ tool.
This month, the company announced its integrated workspace finally started rolling out to all G Suite customers on Android and the web. On mobile, there will be four new tabs in the bottom bar allowing users to access the integrated apps; and, on the web, the sections will appear in the sidebar on the left.
Additionally, Google is also introducing several new tools aimed at helping users stay organised and focused –
a) ability to assign group tasks;
b) notifications on task updates in Rooms;
c) pinning important Rooms so users can easily find and access them;
d) changing your availability status – for example, “Do Not Disturb”;
e) status notices in Chat – for example, “Out Of Office”;
f) ability to see files shared in a room;
g) viewing integrated search results and toggle between Email and Chat results on the web; and
h) viewing upcoming meetings as well as starting a new meeting under Meet on the web.
With this integrated workspace, Google aims to help users stay focused, more productive and collaborate more efficiently – and all within the Gmail window.
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