Undo Send Available for Gmail

We’ve all experienced sender’s remorse, that moment when you wish you could “unsend” a particular email. Thanks to Google, we now have an option to help cut down on those instances. Undo Send is now available for Gmail and provides users some valuable time to avoid the perils of a regrettable email. While it won’t allow you to snatch an email back from a recipient's inbox, users can use a new grace period to cancel a potentially embarrassing situation. Simply go to settings on your Gmail page and choose the option “Enable Undo Send,” after which you will be able to customize the feature to allow you between five and 30 seconds for cancellation and potential hours of relieved sighs. [WIRED]

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