Google Workspace Changes

Coverage of Google Keep primary data at rest and backups in data regions

This addition extends data regions coverage to a total of 11 apps. Once rolled out, Keep’s primary data at rest and backups will automatically be migrated to comply with existing data location policies

You can quickly create new Keep notes directly from your browser with “Keep.new”.

You can quickly create new files directly from your browser with “.new” domains for several Google products. For example, you can type “Keep.new” into your browser to create a new Google Keep note.

You can now enable Dark mode for Keep on the web.

You can now enable Dark mode for Keep on the web. To activate Dark mode, click Settings (gear icon) in the top bar and select “Enable Dark mode” from the dropdown menu.

Google Keep will now support Dark mode on Android.

Google Keep will now support Dark mode on Android. Dark mode is a popular feature that’s frequently requested by Calendar and Keep users. It creates a better viewing experience in low-light conditions by reducing brightness.

Google Keep is a G Suite core service with Admin console controls and access in Docs

Google Keep helps employees capture their thoughts, ideas, action items, and more in one easy-to-access place. As of today, Google Keep is a G Suite core service when used within a domain, and it has been added to existing G Suite agreements for most customers. In addition, Keep is now accessible in Google Docs, so employees can easily revisit and repurpose their notes.