If you do not have a specific signature to the mobile to Gmail for Android or iOS, Google will now use Your web signature.
Gmail mobile applications have long been allowing you to define a specific signature to e-mails to which you write and respond on the go.
- Android: Settings> E-mail address> (under general) Mobile signature
- iOS: Settings> signature parameters
If you do not have a mobile, Gmail will now use your web signature which “will include support for images, logos and text formatting just as it appears when sending the web”.
Google says “Define a non -empty mobile signature (like your name)” if you don’t want the web version.
This takes place now, with full availability in the coming weeks. It is “available for all Google Workspace customers, individual workspace subscribers and users with Google Personal accounts”.
Meanwhile, “workspace applications (formerly known as work space extensions) for the Gemini application are now available on Android and iOS devices in open beta.” This is for those who use the Gemini application with an Enterprise / Workspace account.
Complete availability is expected by the end of April: “When activated, Gemini can connect through your applications, such as Gmail, Docs, Calendar and Drive, to provide more context to your guests without having to switch between several applications.”
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