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Hackers have breached a major Google database, putting the accounts of 2.5 billion Gmail users at risk of being hijacked by scammers. The hacking group known as ShinyHunters broke into a Google ...

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Google is about to go on a purge for security purposes — save your old account by signing in by December 1. It’s the last call to keep any Gmail accounts you haven’t used recently. Beginning December ...

Gmail account holders can now change their existing @gmail.com address while retaining their data and services.

There are plenty of good reasons why you might want to change your email account. You want or need to change email providers, you hate your current email address, or you’ve become inundated with spam.