Reusing passwords for important accounts is risky If you forgot your password or username, or you can’t get verification codes, follow these steps to recover your google account If someone gets your password for one account, they could access your email, address, and even your money
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Reset your password follow the steps to recover your account
You'll be asked some questions to confirm it's your account and an email will be sent to you If you don’t get an email Check your spam or bulk mail folders Add noreply@google.com to your address book
To request another email, follow the steps to recover your account. Check or remove sites that don’t save passwords manage saved passwords sign in with a saved password if you saved your password to chrome on a previous visit to a website, chrome can help you sign in. Go to the password assistance page Enter your google account email address type the the words in the distorted picture
Choose how to get back into your account
In order to keep your account secure, you can't change your password to a password that's previously been used with your account. When you sign in to an android device or chrome browser, you can save passwords and passkeys for your google account with google password manager You can use them to sign in to apps and sites on all your devices where you’re signed in with the same account. Manage new passwords if you enter a new password on a site, chrome will ask to save it
If you want to preview, review, or adjust a password: We’ll ask you to change your google account password if it might be unsafe, even if you don’t use password checkup To secure a google account that has suspicious activity, or has been hacked, follow these steps Compromised passwords and username combinations are unsafe because they’ve been published online.
