Gmail is always working well, notifications are quick which is really important for me. There is no SPAM in mailbox what happens in other mail apps. Layout of the app is clear and well designed.ButWhen i tap on the email contact name and then choose one of the emails from the “Interactions” tab nothing happens for a while(the app closes the window with the contact and goes back to the main page) and next notification shows up with “Error” theme and “Not loading” in the description.Yes, i already updated my app to the newest version;)

UnGoole yourself. These days there are plenty of email providers superior to Google in terms of privacy. Same goes for search engines, cloud storage, calendar, etc. The amount of data Google collects is ridiculous and the fact that Google employees have insight into it, as well as any gov agencies is very unsettling.Before installing any Google app found in App Store scroll to the privacy section and see what user data they collect, you will be surprised what they do in comparison to other services. Gmail, has only in-transit encryption, E2E should be a standard these days. It’s insane that people decide to give up so much privacy for the sake of convenience. Google isn’t a product, the user is a product, your data is monetized by Google and they make billions if not trillions on it while all you get is a bunch of free services and not a broken penny. If you give away all your privacy at least you could get paid for it.

It's been the second day since I switched from Apple mail and I got questioned if I want to get notifications about the mails of the highest priority. We will see how it works but this feature along with Gmail's filtering and mail organization seems to me to be a much better option than Apple mail.

I only use Gmail to manage all my email accounts. It's the best for me. However, on my new iPhone 13 Pro it has a scrolling issue. When I want to quickly scroll down to the bottom of a lengthy email, it drops down to what feels like 30fps. It's very jittery, something I wasn't expecting on a brand new ultra smooth device. I suspect it's a software bug rather than a hardware shortcoming. Please, Gmail Team, could you look into that?