Google Confirms Gmail Update

Is your Gmail inbox full? Wondering what to do? No need to worry. Google itself has come to make things easier. But how?

If you have a Gmail account, you can open another Gmail account. There you can move important mail from your previous Gmail account. Google has allowed you to do this.

Know that you can get 15 GB of space from a Gmail account. As a result, you can open a new account and do your work comfortably again. When your Gmail account is full, you will receive an alert message from there. From this, you will understand that your Gmail account is full. After that, you can open a new account.

This email service of Google is not only for sending or receiving mails, but also for running many apps, websites and even smartphones, Google ID i.e. Gmail ID or Gmail Account is required. That is why it has become very important for every person to have a Google account now.

Google is changing the login process for nearly two billion Gmail users as part of a major security update to the email service, potentially changing the email accounts of billions of people.

Google will gradually phase out the current method of sending text messages via SMS to verify a user's identity for all users "over the next few months."

However, those who want to keep their old Gmail active can get special arrangements from Google. In exchange for a certain amount of money, Google gives them more space. As a result, they can work with the old account for many more years.

Google is warning Gmail users about a cyber attack. The scammers are using Google's own "Google Sites" platform to mislead users by creating fake domains through Gmail, which are passing DK im

signature verification and reaching their inboxes.

The whole matter was first brought to light by a developer named Nick Johnson. He wrote through his X, an email that looks legitimate and is sent from [email protected]. This link has been created to trap users. Since the link is created through Google Sites, many are mistaking it for the real Google site.

Two-step verification has become mandatory for nearly 1.8 billion Gmail users worldwide, where Google uses SMS text messages to confirm that the user is actually using the service.

Google recommends that you try opening the site directly in your browser instead of clicking on links in suspicious emails and using Two-Factor Authentication. They also say, “Google never sends unsolicited messages asking for users’ passwords or personal information.”

Experts believe that with the development of technology, cyber cr mina are also finding new ways to deceive more cleverly. Therefore, as technical security measures are needed, it is also very important for users to be aware.While this change will create great potential, it could also raise new questions about privacy and data security. Google is expected to use more advanced data encryption and privacy protection methods to keep users safe.Advanced algorithms can be used to find information quickly.



Google said the issue also arose because users did not have access to the device to which the SMS verification code was sent.

“These SMS codes can be a source of increased security risk for users,” said Ric hend.

“We are very pleased to introduce an innovative new way to keep users safe from malicious activity.”

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