Below is a detailed compilation of security measures one can take to use Gmail in a more secure way.
- Watch out for messages that ask for your username and/or password. Gmail will never ask for this information.
- Never give out your password after following a link sent to you in a message, even if it looks like Gmail's sign-in page.
- Access Gmail directly by typing https://mail.google.com in your browser's address bar.
- Don’t share your password with other websites - Google can’t guarantee the security of other websites and your Gmail password could be compromised.
- Keep secrets! Never tell anyone your password, or your secret question and answer; if you do tell someone, change it as soon as possible.
- Clear forms, passwords, cache and cookies in your browser on a regular basis - especially on a public computer. Also read: How to choose a strong password for Gmail?
- Only select 'Stay signed in' if you're signing in from a personal computer.
- Always sign out when you've finished reading your mail.
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