Gmail announced yesterday that the email size limit has been upped from 25 MB to 50 MB, but there's a catch - it's only for RECEIVING emails. Meaning, if you're a Gmail or G Suite user, you are still limited to sending an email with a max of 25 MB of content, but if a NON Gmail user sends YOU an email, that email can contain 50 MB of data. That data can be anything from inline images to attachments to even 50 MB worth of HTML, although that would be a heck of a lot of HTML.
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