Google Finally Lets You Change Your Gmail Address
Google is testing a major policy shift that would let users change their primary Gmail address. The feature, discovered in a support page, comes with significant limitations like a 12-month cooldown.
Google is testing a major policy shift that would let users change their primary Gmail address. The feature, discovered in a support page, comes with significant limitations like a 12-month cooldown.
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Google appears to be testing a long-requested feature: the ability to change your Gmail address. Found on a Hindi support page, the change would let users keep all their old data and use the old address as an alias.
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