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Google may soon let users change their Gmail address

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PCMag on MSN · 12h
Embarrassed by your old Gmail address? Google may soon let you change it
Users who opt to change their email address will still be able to receive emails sent to their old address, while continuing to use their old email address to log in to Google services such as Google Drive and Google Photos.

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Interesting Engineering on MSN · 2d
Google may finally allow users to change Gmail addresses for the first time ever
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Gmail users can now change their mail address: Google rolls out new feature, here's how to do it
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Google finally lets you change that old, embarrassing Gmail address
Still using your old Gmail address from your high school days? Google is finally letting you change your email address without missing any mail or losing your data.

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Did you know you may soon be able to change your Gmail address?
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Gmail May Finally Let Users Change Their Email IDs, India Likely First to See Update
islandernews.com
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Google plans Gmail change that lets users update email names

Google may soon allow Gmail users to change their email address without creating a new account, keeping emails, files and access intact.
Mathrubhumi English
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Can you finally change your Gmail address? Google says yes

In total, a Gmail address can be changed three times, meaning up to four email addresses can be linked to a single account. Google has clarified that the old Gmail address cannot be taken by anyone else and will remain permanently linked to the existing account.
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