Until now, Google only displayed generic information about the access type (browser, mobile, POP3). A recent updated added some new details: the browser's name and the user agent. If you click "show details", you can find more information from the user agent: the browser's version and the operating system. Obviously, the browser's user agent can be easily spoofed.
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{ Thanks, Herin. }
It's still too short. When your account has actually been hacked you need more than 10 entires to see when and perhaps how it happened.
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