If a hacker or scammer has access to your email, every account connected to it is at risk. We show you how to protect ...

The release of millions of pages from the US government's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein has triggered a wave of ...

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Google is now allowing users to change their existing Gmail addresses while keeping their accounts intact, though PCWorld notes the feature is rolling out gradually. Users can change from one ...

The support page notes that users need to head to myaccount.google.com/google-account-email and sign in with their Google accounts to change their email address. From ...

Google has confirmed that it's now possible to change your @gmail.com address. This means that if your current email is [email protected], you can now change it to [email protected]. In an update to its ...

Google is finally giving users the option to change their Gmail address without deleting their account or making a new one, and it’s so easy to do. There are plenty of reasons to change an email ...

If your inbox suddenly shows an Instagram "Reset your password" email you never requested, you are not alone. A wave of unexpected reset messages is hitting people right now, and attackers are betting ...

If you got an unexpected email from Instagram asking you to reset your password last week, you weren't alone. Users received these emails starting around January 8, but parent company Meta has not ...

WASHINGTON — If you’ve received a “reset your password” email from Instagram recently that you didn’t request, you’re not alone, and according to the company, your account is not compromised. Over the ...

Instagram is reassuring users that their accounts and private information are safe after many reported unusual emails urging password updates in recent days. Users have shared screenshots of messages ...

PCWorld reports that recent Instagram password reset emails were legitimate, not phishing attempts, despite widespread user confusion about potential account hacks. Security researcher Troy Hunt ...