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Gmail Gets a Name Change Makeover

As technological identities evolve, so too must our online personas.

Google has made it easier for users in the US to update their Gmail addresses, making it simpler to align one’s digital identity with personal preferences and life stages.


The process is straightforward: log into your account, navigate to settings under 'Personal info,' then select ‘Email and Google Account email.’ A year-long limit on changes means this feature should be used wisely. Ideal for those transitioning or seeking a more professional online presence.


Unlike some email providers that require creating an alias, Gmail’s update directly replaces your core email address. This ensures any old emails will still land in your inbox without disruption, making the transition smoother and less stressful.


This change could be invaluable for individuals who have outgrown their previous choice, or those dealing with sensitive information like date of birth. For a more radical shift away from Gmail altogether, Proton Mail offers a secure alternative that prioritises user privacy.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-change-your-gmail-address/
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