Gmail Undo Send Feature Overview

The video tutorial explains how to use Gmail's Undo Send feature to retract emails after sending. It guides users through enabling the feature in Gmail settings, selecting a cancellation period, saving changes, and testing the feature to ensure it works as expected.

What problem does the Gmail Undo Send feature aim to solve?

• Accidentally sending emails to the wrong person

• Organizing emails into folders

• Scheduling emails for later

• Sending emails to multiple recipients

What is the first step to enable the Undo Send feature in Gmail?

• Click the Compose button

• Log in to your Gmail account

• Open the Drafts folder

• Check your Spam folder

Where can you find the option to enable Undo Send in Gmail settings?

• Under the Labels tab

• Under the Filters tab

• Under the General tab

• Under the Accounts tab

What is the range of time you can set for the cancellation period in Gmail's Undo Send feature?

• 1 to 10 seconds

• 5 to 30 seconds

• 10 to 60 seconds

• 15 to 45 seconds

What must you do after selecting the cancellation period to ensure the changes are applied?

• Click the Save Changes button

• Restart your computer

• Refresh the Gmail page

• Log out and log back in

How can you test if the Undo Send feature is working?

• Send an email and check your Sent folder

• Send an email and look for a confirmation email

• Send an email and check for a yellow notification box

• Send an email and wait for a pop-up message

What happens when you click the 'undo' button in the yellow notification box?

• The email is forwarded to another address

• The email is reopened as a draft

• The email is sent to the Spam folder

• The email is deleted permanently