Google Rolls Out Long-Awaited @gmail.com Email Change Feature for Users
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Google is gradually rolling out a feature allowing eligible @gmail.com users to change their primary Google Account email to a different @gmail.com address without losing emails, files, or photos; the article details eligibility checks, step-by-step change instructions, and expected post-change behaviors (old address becomes an alternate, sign-in allowed with either address). It lists potential disruptions (Chrome Remote Desktop, directory sync for Chromebooks, app settings reset, third-party “Sign in with Google” links), recommends backing up data and enabling two-factor authentication, and highlights constraints such as a 12-month cooldown on creating another [email protected] address and admin approval for work/school accounts.
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