Google Gmail: Swap Embarrassing Username, Keep Your Digital Life
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Googles Gmail Update: Swap Your Embarrassing Username
Google has introduced a new feature for Gmail users, allowing them to change their username before the @gmail.com part of their email address. This update, currently rolling out to US Google accounts, lets users evolve their email address without losing any data. The old username will become an alias, ensuring emails and data remain accessible. However, Chromebook users may need extra steps to switch device logins, and some third-party apps or remote desktop could initially malfunction. To try this feature, go to your account settings, tap email, and look for the change button, but only once a year and gradually. This update offers a fresh start for growing up online without the hassle of creating a new account.
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