Learn how to increase the time Gmail gives you to undo sending an email

To err is human and when sending an email this is an involuntary action that is very common, either because the text you wrote was not complete, because you forgot to attach a file or because you made a mistake and sent it to the wrong person.

To correct these situations, Gmail enabled in 2015 the function of undoing the output of emails, but only for a small space of five seconds and exclusively when entering through a browser, that is, in the mobile application you do not have this option.

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However, this platform created by Google in 2004 has the possibility of extending this period to a maximum of 30 seconds and, according to La Razón, it cannot be extended any longer because the function of canceling the sending of emails occurs during the process. waiting time that Gmail has to send them, which does not take much time.

How to increase the time Gmail gives you to undo emails

1. The first step is to open your Gmail email through a computer
2. Select the settings icon located in the upper right corner
3. Then choose the option ‘See all Settings’
4. There you will find the option ‘Undo send’. You can set the send cancellation period to 5, 10, 20, or 30 seconds. Choose the one you prefer and click Save Changes.

As mentioned above, Google developers have not enabled the ability to unsend emails in the Gmail app, perhaps because this feature is not widely used by users or because they have not come up with a way to integrate it into its interface.

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The truth is that you already know how to have a few extra seconds to avoid errors when sending a text, document or other information of interest on this platform.

(YO)

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