This right here is the Daily Tech News for Friday, April 10th, 2026. We tell you what you need to know,

give you some context and try our darndest to help each other understand. Today, Google makes

email encryption a lot easier and don't believe the ghost murmur, murmur, ghost murmur hype.

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Let's start with what you need to know with that big story.

Rarely, rarely do we have something within the top three of both Google News and Tech meme. So this is one of those days. Google has rolled out end-to-end encryption on Gmail for

mobile, both Android and iOS.

Enterprise users will no longer need to use that finicky additional application to send an encrypted email on mobile.

If your workplace gives you a Gmail E2E license, you can send an encrypted message to anyone.

It works easily between Gmail, but anybody else can use it too.

We'll get to the caveat on that in a minute.

So yeah, this is for business users.

Your organization needs to have the Google Workspace Enterprise Plus plan

and implement client-side encryption with the assured controls or assured controls plus add-on.

So, yeah, that's not something you're gonna do on your regular old Gmail account, but if you got Google Workspace in your small business even, you can do this. Admins need to enable it for mobile in the CSE admin interface, so it won't just be on. Before this, CSE existed, they rolled it out last year, but it was only available on the web.

So now it's available on mobile.

If you qualify for all that and it's been turned on, you should see a lock icon that you

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