Gmail on android now lets you drag and drop contacts between to cc and bcc instead of retyping them – Breaking News & Latest Updates 2026
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Gmail on Android now lets you drag and drop contacts between “To” “CC” and “BCC” instead of retyping them.

I would have sworn this feature already existed — probably because it does on desktop Gmail! But Google says it’s new for Android. Just expand your CC and BCC fields, drop your finger atop any email address for a moment, then drag it where you’d like.

Someone at Google is still a Game of Thrones fan, I see!
Someone at Google is still a Game of Thrones fan, I see!
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