#undo send

Luckily, Google finally rolled out the ‘Undo Send’ for Gmail on web browser. The Undo Send has been announced back in March 2009 and has since been part of Gmail Labs’ experimental features. The feature will not retract email that you’ve already sent, instead it will give users a short window (depending on the length they chose) to double-check their email after hitting the send button. The Undo Send function is disabled by default, so Gmail users will have to manually turn it on by going to Settings > General (tab) and ticking on ‘Enable Undo Send’ check box. Looks like Twitter will soon get an 'undo' send feature, allowing users to retract a tweet seconds after they've posted it. It shows an 'Undo' button appearing after a Tweet is sent, giving the user about five seconds to retract it. This is not an unusual case -- you send funds to a GCash number and after clicking the "Send" button, you realize it's the wrong number. Sending money to the wrong person can happen to anyone, especially if you are in a rush or forget to double-check the mobile number before confirming the transfer. Read more in our articles including "Google Rolls Out ‘Undo Send’ Feature On Gmail Web" and "Twitter testing 'Undo' send feature".