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You've got email -- and too much of it, probably. Get to inbox zero by transferring all your old messages to a new Gmail account.
Google Is Deleting Gmail Accounts—3 Steps Needed To Keep Yours
One of my Gmail accounts will be deleted by Google in 11 days. As Google’s inactive account policy dictates, you must use or lose it. Take these steps now.
Google begins closing certain Gmail accounts starting today: Here's how to safeguard yours
Google has announced that it will be closing millions of Gmail accounts starting to. However, you can prevent your Gmail account from being closed by taking a simple action.
Google Has Started Deleting Gmail Accounts, Here’s How To Save Yours
Google is starting to enforce its new account deletion policy. Here's what you need to do keep your accounts from getting deleted.
Google is deleting inactive Gmail accounts
Any Google account that has not been used for personal purposes for two years is subject to the inactive account policy. Google states that an account may be permanently deleted if a person hasn't logged into their Gmail account or used any of the related Google services during this time.
Starting September 20, Google Will Start Deleting Inactive Gmail Accounts: How To Avoid This?
Google will enforce a new policy leading to the deletion of inactive Gmail accounts. Gmail, one of the world’s largest email services with over 1.5 billion users, will implement this policy to optimize server management and remove unused accounts.
How to stop your Gmail account being deleted
Any Google Account that has not been used or signed into for at least two years may now be deleted, including content within Google Workspace — Gmail, Docs, Drive, Meet and Calendar — and Google Photos.
Tips from Google to ensure your Gmail account doesn't get deleted
For any Google users who send and receive emails thanks to the software company’s free Gmail service, it may be time to take stock of your account to ensure it’s not
Google will delete your Gmail account if you don’t do this NOW
This year Google came up with the announcement that it will delete inactive accounts as per its new ‘Inactive Account Policy.’ According to the new policy Google will delete accounts that are inactive for two years. But don’t worry, here’s a detailed look on how you could save yours.
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How to create a new Gmail account
It's always worth knowing how to create a new Gmail account, especially now with Google's mass account deletions affecting inactive users. Even if Gmail isn't your primary email service ...
Beware These 2FA Bypass Gmail & Outlook Attacks
New research into the Evilginx hacking tool reveals how cybercriminals can bypass Gmail and Outlook 2FA protections. Here’s ...
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Google to shut down inactive Gmail Accounts from September 20: Here's how to save yours
Google is set to close millions of inactive Gmail accounts, starting from September 20, so in case you have not used your account in a while, then you could be at risk. Google has introduced ...
How to clean up your Gmail inbox
Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson tackles the task of cleaning up your Gmail account in a few easy steps for a more organized personal and professional life.
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Secure Your Gmail Account: Enable Two-Factor Authentication to Stay Safe from Hackers
With increasing cybersecurity threats , protecting your Gmail account has never been more important. Even if a hacker manages ...