Gmail uses automated learning techniques to protect users from circumvention

Google already announced at Google I / O that it will dedicate its efforts and priorities to automated learning techniques, and that seems to be what the company is already doing. The automated learning technology used by Gmail is now able to capture phishing messages Spam and 99.99% spam, and because Gmail Gmail handles countless emails a day, a lot of malicious content will be able to pass, but certainly the accuracy that Google is talking about is very promising.

Google says that about 50-70% of email messages processed by Gmail are mostly spam, and Google's Safe Browsing uses the same technology to detect malicious links, allowing Google to warn users before clicking on them, Now some messages may take longer to send so Google can use its own analytics techniques to catch any attempt to trick or send malicious messages. This ensures that a large portion of bad e-mail is discovered before reaching users. Only 0.05% of the messages are analyzed and analyzed more thoroughly ...