 It's Friday, January 10th, 2014. I'm Casey Newton, and love is in the air! This is 90 Seconds on the Verge. Google is about to make it really easy for strangers to email you. An upcoming Gmail feature lets you send emails to anyone with Google+, even those you aren't connected with. The setting will show up in the next few days, but the feature itself won't roll out until a later date. Email through Google Plus is an opt-out feature, so if you don't want strangers finding you, make sure to change the setting. It turns out that 70 million Target customers were affected by the recent data breach. Following last month's revelation that 40 million debit and credit card numbers were stolen in a hack, Target revealed today that up to 70 million names, addresses, emails, or phone numbers were also stolen. To make it up to their customers, Target is offering a free year of credit card monitoring and identity theft protection. And finally, it's a nice day for a red wedding. Game of Thrones season 4 is set to premiere on April 6th, according to Variety. That's just shy of 10 months after season 3 ended. Game of Thrones has been a huge success for HBO. Incidentally, the season finale has also been named the most pirated show of 2013. April 6th will also see the return of Veep and the premiere of Mike Judd's new comedy, Silicon Valley. I'm sorry. That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow...