8 Tips To Secure Your Gmail Account

Simran Rajpal 

Change Passwords Regularly

If your data has been compromised, update your password and continue to do so at least twice a year.

Enhance Security with   Checkup

Utilize Google's Security Checkup for personalized recommendations to bolster your account's security.

Secure Your Account with Recovery Options

Add a recovery phone number and email address to stay informed about any unauthorized access attempts to your account.

Review and Remove Risky Apps

Take time to evaluate and delete suspicious or unnecessary apps that may have access to your account information.

Activate Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Enable two-factor authentication to prevent unauthorized access even if your password is compromised.

Implement Stronger Verification Methods

Utilize security keys as an extra layer of authentication for the highest level of security.

Opt for Google Prompts

Choose Google Prompts over text message codes for a more secure method of protecting your email account.

Consider Google's Advanced Protection Programme

For individuals at higher risk of online targeting, such as journalists or activists, Google's Advanced Protection Programme offers enhanced security measures.