A few months later, Google updated Gmail's iOS app. The company has updated not only the Gmail app on the iOS platform, but also the Meet, Sheets, Calendar and Tasks app.
Basically, through this update, the users will see the solution of the bug problem and improved functionality in the app.
Technology blog Engadget reports that Google has updated the Gmail, Sheets, Calendar and Tasks apps for the first time since Apple asked app developers to label the privacy question.
Earlier in February, the search giant came up with an update for some of the apps on YouTube. Many apps are still out of update. This includes the Chrome app. The company has not made any changes to the Chrome app since November last year.
In addition, Google did not bring any update for the iOS app on Google Drive after December 6 last year.
One day later, Apple made privacy labels mandatory for apps. The Drive App Store page now has a privacy label. But there is no such label on the Chrome app page yet.