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The growing danger of cloud account hacks and how to defend your data

We’re living in the age of the cloud. From storing photos and documents to managing emails and even running entire businesses, so much of our digital lives now resides in these remote servers. It’s super convenient, right? But just like leaving your valuables in a physical storage unit, you need to make sure your digital […]

Setup a second email address to recover your Google Account

Ever worried about losing access to your Google account? For many of us, our Gmail account is our primary email address, and losing access to it can be a nightmare. But there’s a simple way to safeguard your account: add a secondary email address for recovery. Here’s how you can do it and why it’s […]

Share Google location data to locate and track missing devices and loved ones

Ever lost your phone or worried about your kids in a crowded place? Google’s location sharing feature can be a lifesaver. It lets you share your real-time location with trusted people, making it easier to keep track of loved ones and even locate missing devices. Here’s how you can use this handy tool. Why Share […]

Keep track of changes: monitoring version history in Google Docs

If you’ve ever collaborated on a document, you know how important it is to keep track of changes. Whether you’re working on a group project, sharing notes, or drafting a report, knowing who made what changes can save you a lot of headaches. Luckily, Google Docs has a built-in feature that lets you monitor version […]

Mastering email scheduling in Gmail: send later with ease

Ever found yourself in a situation where you want to send an email but it’s just not the right time? Maybe it’s late at night, or you’re waiting for the perfect moment to share some important news. No worries! Gmail has a fantastic feature that lets you write your email now and send it later. […]

Keep your Google Maps data in check

If you’re like most people, you probably use Google Maps to navigate your way through life. But did you know that Google keeps track of your location history? While the company recently announced that it will automatically delete your location data after a year and a half, you don’t have to wait that long if […]