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In this situation (internet & computers) refers to the act of confirming the identity of a person or assuring that a computer program is a trusted one.
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Does Gmail provide a way to see a hash of an email?
Not exactly a hash, but every email has a unique ID. This value is accessible through the X-GM-MSGID email header.
X-GM-MSGID: 1459153717434291429
This value, when converted to base-16, is 143ff4 …
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