"Google notifies you via email and/or text message when your password is changed, and when we detect a suspicious attempt to sign in to your account. If you receive a notification about a password change you didn't make, or an attempt to sign in to your account that wasn't you, these email and text message notifications will provide details on next steps to help you secure your account," informs Google.
This feature should be available under the "security" tab of the Account Settings page, but I don't see it. Maybe it's enabled in your accounts.
In other related news, the Account Settings page has a new interface and shows information about your account activity, a large photo from your profile, Google Drive storage data.
{ Thanks, Herin. }
I'm seeing it new settings.
ReplyDeleteDone. Thanks for the info! :-)
ReplyDeleteI saw it in my account a few days ago, didn't realize it was new, but cool.
ReplyDeletenot yet visible for me...
ReplyDeletethis feature is not available for my account too
ReplyDeleteIf you receive a notification about a password change you didn't make, electronic gates
ReplyDeleteI see the security options, but it looks like email notifications get sent to my gmail account -- if an attacker has changed my password, I won't be able to get at that email! I have other email addresses under recover options, but don't see a way to get it to send the notification to them. Am I missing something?
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