Google has enabled end-to-end encryption (E2EE) in Gmail for enterprise users on Android and iOS, allowing users to read and compose encrypted messages natively within the mobile app. The feature uses client-side encryption (CSE) in Google Workspace and is available immediately for Enterprise Plus customers with the Assured Controls or Assured Controls Plus add-on after administrators enable it in the Admin Console. #GmailE2EE #GoogleWorkspace
Keypoints
- Gmail now supports native E2EE on Android and iOS for enterprise inboxes.
- Encrypted messages can be sent to any recipient and are readable in Gmail apps or a browser.
- E2EE relies on client-side encryption (CSE) with encryption keys controlled by the organization.
- Administrators must enable CSE in the Admin Console to allow mobile users to use E2EE.
- The capability is available to Google Workspace Enterprise Plus customers with the Assured Controls or Assured Controls Plus add-on.