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Gmail Snooze Features Starts Rolling-out to “Re-deliver” Your Messages

Google is here with a new feature for Gmail dubbed “snooze,” which is now available on the Android App of the popular email service. The way snooze works in alarm is similar to how it works in Gmail. The feature allows you to set a specific time and date for an email to be "re-delivered" to your Gmail in-box. The app will further recommend certain snooze settings, or you can customize the time and date for the email reappear.

Gmail Snooze Features Starts Rolling-out to “Re-deliver” Your Messages

If a message is snoozed, it'll disappear from your inbox until the snooze period you set is over. The feature is currently available on Gmail Android app, simply tap the overflow menu and click on snooze to access it. After that, a box with different recommended times will display, then pick one for the email to reappear in your inbox as if you received it for the first time.

The Gmail Snooze feature is coming as a server-side update from Google, thus, it could be released to your device at any time. It has already been spotted on the Gmail Android app of several people, so check yours and tell us what's up!

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