You know the blue ticks that verified users of X have displayed next to their name? A better, more trustworthy, version is coming to Gmail users on iOS and Android.

After introducing blue-coloured verification checkmarks on the Gmail web version, Google has unveiled this verification tool in its iOS and Android apps. The checkmark is displayed in an email on the right side of the sender's name.

Blue verification checkmarks, previously only available on the web, are bringing another layer of security to Gmail on iOS and Android.

Gmail introduced a blue checkmark to help users recognise verified accounts. Using Brand Indicator for Message Identification, abbreviated as BIMI, which is a tool that shows the brand's logo next to

Gmail is introducing blue checkmarks to verify the identity of email senders on iOS and Android devices. This new security feature..

The blue checkmarks that Gmail introduced to verify senders last year are now coming to the Android and iOS app. The Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) standard shows brand logos in the “avatar slot” next to a sender’s name and address.