Every account comes with powerful features like spam filters that block This simple tool gives you personalized recommendations to help keep your account secure. Your Google Account comes with a built-in password manager that securely saves your passwords in a central place only you can access. All of Google, working for you Sign in to your Google Account, and get the most out of all the Google services you use. Protects you Your Google Account is protected by industry-leading security that automatically helps detect and block threats before they ever reach you.
Autofill Works better for you Stay connected, across the internet. Just for you Your Google Account makes every service you use personalized to you. Instant access Privacy controls A safe place for your info. Keeping your information private, safe, and secure Protecting all the information in your Google Account has never been more important. Built-in security Security Checkup Password Manager.
You can turn that behavior off and restore order to your inbox by toggling a deeply buried setting in the Gmail mobile apps. Go figure, eh? Why does this work that way, you might be wondering? Well, Gmail has a spectacular step-saver that lets you perform both those actions—sending and archiving—in one fell swoop on your computer.
All you have to do is enable it. And a bonus tip: Once that button is visible, you can also hit Ctrl or Cmd and Enter together to trigger the same action without any mousework required. We all get a mix of personal messages and bulk mail these days, and while both can be perfectly legitimate and valuable, the messages actually written to you , specifically, are likely the ones that require the most immediate attention. Sorry, iPhone pals! For even more next-level Google knowledge, check out my Android Intelligence newsletter.
AWS Deloitte Genpact. Events Innovation Festival. Follow us:. By JR Raphael 10 minute Read. Google has a full set of tools you can use to check and tweak your security settings, for both Gmail and for the rest of its services. Begin by going to myaccount. Start with the Security Checkup, in the We keep your account protected section this may display Security issues found, if there are issues you need to check.
Click Get Started in that section, sign into your account, and follow the instructions. There are five items in this checklist to run through. You can check all your signed-in devices. These are computers, tablets, and smartphones that have logged into your Google account. Or if you see an unfamiliar device in the list, you should remove it.
Click the three-dot menu and choose Sign Out. You can now see recent security events. The next section is for 2-Step Verification. Google offers a similar feature, which protects your email and the rest of your Google account. If not, you can turn on 2-Step Verification. See this Google page for instructions on how to turn this on. But most of the settings for your Gmail account are accessible from within the account.
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