Google Links Social Network Contacts to E-mail

Search Engine King, Google has added a new feature for its Gmail users which will result in receiving emails and messages from non shared people across the network. That mean Gmail users is going to get emails from people they may not know and they haven’t shared their e-mail addresses. This new feature has raised privacy concerns among many users.
Thursday, July 9th in San Francisco, Google announced new feature that broadens the contact list available to Gmail users. This feature includes both the names of people on social Google+ network as well as the e-mail addresses of their existing contacts. With the help of these a user can send e-mails directly to the people who use Google+.

From many days Google is integrating their social network Google+ with users. When a person is signing up for Gmail then he or she automatically given a Google+ account. This social network is almost three years old and is a buzz throughout the world. With this new feature the integration between Gmail and Google+ has got stronger. In words of Google, this feature will make it easier for users who use both services to communicate with their friends. And if the recipients do not reply to the e-mail or message then Gmail may and will block future messages from that sender.
Now, there is no surprise for people when they check their e-mails that they received from unexpected and may be unknown persons. Google also said there will be an option for people who do not wish to use this new feature by switching their settings. But experts suggested that Google might have used the option of ‘Opt-in’ and let the users to opt in or opt out this new feature.
A spokeswoman from Google said that the company has planned to send an e-mail to all Google+ users in upcoming days (within a week) to alert about this feature and detailing steps the change the settings if required. There will be an exception for celebrities, public figures and famous persons, who is followed by many fans.