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3. Forgot Gmail account password If you don’t know your Gmail Account password, follow these steps to set a new password. 1.Go to the trouble signing in Gmail page. 2.Select “I don’t know my Gmail account password.” 3.Enter your email address and follow the instructions on the screen. Reset Gmail password You can change your Gmail Account password at any time. 1.Sign in to My Gmail Account. 2.In the "Sign-in & security" section, select Signing in to Google. 3.Choose Password. 4.Enter your new password info. Then select Change Gmail Password. Important: If you're running Android 5.1 on you mobile device or higher on your device and need to do a factory reset, then you need to wait 24 hours after changing your Gmail password to reset

4. your mobile device. For security purposes, you can't use an account if the password was changed within 24 hours to set up the device after reset. Learn about how to protect your device. Password requirements Gmail Account passwords must be at least 8 characters long. They can include:  Use uppercase and lowercase letters. Gmail account passwords are case-sensitive, so "G" is different from "g." Use Numbers These symbols:! " # $( % & ‘ ( ) * + , - . / : ; < = > ? @ [ \ ] ^ { | } ~ Spaces: You can't use a space at the beginning or end of your account password, but spaces inside the password are fine.    Keep in mind, you won’t be able to reuse an account password from the past year. Google have also blocked some Gmail passwords that are easy to guess, like “123456789.” How to use Smart Reply in Gmail Inbox

5. With the holidays approaching and e-mails coming in at a furious pace, we can all use a little help. Gmail Inbox is already on hand assisting you with the next step, organizing your trips, and even suggesting reminders. But when you're checking Google email on the go, it can be cumbersome and time-consuming to reply to all or even some of them. What if there was a way for your Gmail inbox to guess which emails can be answered quickly, prepare a few responses option on your behalf and present them to you, one click away? Inbox will do just that with Smart Reply option. Smart Reply recommends up to three response based on email you get. For those messages that lone need a brisk reaction, it can deal with the reasoning and spare valuable time spent writing. What's more, for those messages that require more thought, it gives you a kick off so you can react immediately. There's really a great deal going ahead in the background to make Smart Reply work. Inbox utilizes machine figuring out how to perceive messages that need reactions and to create the normal dialect reactions on the fly. In case you're occupied with how Smart Reply functions, including how analysts got machine figuring out how to take a shot at an information set that they never observed, you can read more about it on the Google Research Blog. What's more, much like how Inbox shows signs of improvement when you report spam, the reactions you pick (or don't pick!) enhance future recommendations. For instance, when Smart Reply was tried at Google, a typical recommendation in the working environment was "I adore you." Thanks to Google criticism, Smart Reply is currently SFW :) Brilliant Reply will take off in the not so distant future on both Google Play and the App Store in English. In the event that you have a ton of messages on your plate, now's an extraordinary time to attempt Inbox and overcome them speedier than any time in recent memory How to create level in Gmail?

7. You can categorize your emails massages with labels so that you can see at a glance what types of emails are coming into your Gmail inbox. How labels work? You can have Gmail Inbox organize your emails by topic with labels. Inbox has some pre-set labels, such as Finance and Social, and also uses the labels and filters you have set up in Google email. Gmail inbox can add multiple labels to an email, so you’ll see them:   In each bundled label in your Gmail inbox. In each label in the Menu button. Opening a label shows you all the emails in that label. View existing labels See your labels from Google email If you use labels in Google email, your labels are already listed in Gmail Inbox: 1.Open Gmail Inbox. 2.In the top left corner of inbox, click or touch the Menu. 3.Scroll down to your created labels. Note: Labels are synced between Inbox and Google email. If you delete a label in Gmail Inbox, it will also be deleted in Gmail. Learn more about labels in Gmail. See pre-existing labels from Gmail Inbox Gmail Inbox has labels already set up to group common types of emails. 1.Open Gmail Inbox. 2.In the top left corner of Gmail web page, click or touch the Menu button. You’ll see the pre- existing labels: oPromos: deals, offers, and other marketing and promotional messages oSocial: notices from social networks and other social media services oUpdates: notifications from online accounts, such as alerts and confirmations oFinance: money-related messages, such as bills and bank statements oPurchases: receipts, shipping updates, and other info from stores and companies oTrips: travel-related emails, such as flight confirmations and hotel reservations oForums: messages from mailing lists and discussion groups oLow Priority: emails you’ve labeled as less important

8. How to Turn on 2-Step Verification When you enable “2-Step Verification” (also known as two-factor authentication), you add an extra layer of security to your Gmail account. You log in with something you know (your account password) and something you have (a code sent to your mobile phone). How you can set up 2-Step Verification 1.Go to the 2-Step Verification webpage on Google account. You might have to sign in to your Google Account. 2.In the "2-Step Verification" box on the right, select Start setup. 3.Follow the “step-by-step” setup process. Once you've finished, you'll be taken to the “2-Step Verification” settings webpage. Review your Gmail account settings and add backup mobile phone numbers. The next time you log in, you'll receive a text email message with a verification code. You also have the option of using a Security Key for “2-Step Verification”.

9. How to turn off 2-Step Verification? Signing in your Gmail account with a password and a verification code means your account is more secure. When you remove this extra layer of your account security, you will only be asked for account password when you sign in, which makes it easier for someone to break into your Gmail account. Turning off 2-Step Verification procedure 1.In “Signing in & security” section of My Gmail Account, click to select “2-Step Verification”. Log in with your user - name, Gmail account password, and verification code if asked. 2.Click Select Turn off 2-Step Verification. 3.A pop-up window will appear to confirm that you want to “turn off 2-Step” Verification. Select Ok. Revoking app passwords you no longer use If you used App Passwords to authorize applications to access your Gmail Account, you may see errors when you turn off 2-Step verification. If this happens, re-enter your Gmail Account password. Google recommend you go back to using account passwords — rather than App Passwords — to access these applications. To revoke your application passwords, please follow the given steps as follows: 1.Sign in to My Gmail Account. 2.In the “Sign-in & security” section, select Signing in to Google. 3.Click to choose App passwords, you may have to re-enter your Gmail password. 4.Select revoke for any application or device whose code you want to revoke. Note: You'll need to reauthorize each application that has a revoked App Password by entering your account username and password, just like you did before turning on “2-Step Verification”. You might not be asked for this information the next time you use the application because some applications take longer to recognize that an App Password has been revoked. In addition, remember to destroy all “2 step verification” backup codes that you had been using to verify this Gmail account. Call (866)324-3042 for Gmail customer service phone number. For best technicians always remember “liveTechnicians.co” our technicians are able to provide the support for Rest Gmail Password Forgot Gmail password

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