Gmail Adds Blue Verification Checkmarks to iOS and Android Apps

Google's new security feature aims to combat phishing by displaying verified sender marks in Gmail's mobile apps.

Overview

Google introduces blue checkmarks for verified senders in Gmail's iOS and Android apps to enhance email security.
The feature, known as Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI), was previously available only on the Gmail web client.
Senders must have their brand logo and domain verified by an independent third party to qualify for these checkmarks.
Gmail also supports Common Mark Certificates (CMC), allowing more senders without registered trademarks to utilize BIMI.
The rollout of this feature will occur over the coming weeks, and users must ensure their Gmail app is updated to see the changes.