Google has upgraded Gmail’s maximum attachment size from 10 MB to 20 MB. Gmail has quite forgiving and you could send more than 10 MB in some cases, but now it’s possible to send at least 20 MB in one message. Of course, not all mail providers will accept a such a big message, so it’s safe to send messages bigger than 10 MB to other Gmail accounts, to Yahoo Mail Plus or to other premium accounts.
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