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'2.5 billion Gmail users at risk'? Entirely false, says Google
Google did not issue a warning about a major security breach. But hackers have been targeting Salesforce data in the cloud. Always be alert for phishing and vishing attacks. Worried about reports that a major security breach has impacted your Gmail account?
Why Google Is Really Warning 2.5 Billion Gmail Users to Stop Using Their Password
You may have seen warnings that Google is telling all of its users to change their Gmail passwords due to a breach. That’s only partly true. Google is telling users to change their passwords, but not because of a breach that exposed them. In fact, Google’s real advice is to stop using your password altogether. Here’s what I mean:
Want to switch email accounts but are afraid of losing important emails in the process? Here's how to make a smooth transition.
With POP, you can move all your emails from Gmail to Outlook, Hotmail, and other supported email apps when you need to switch. You can also transfer emails between Gmail accounts.
Want to change the default Google account on your Android phone? This guide walks you through the steps you need to follow.
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