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Google warns: Change your Gmail password now to stay out of harm's way
Google is sounding the alarm for Gmail’s 2.5 billion users. The company says attackers are ramping up phishing campaigns and credential theft attempts, and most people are far too vulnerable because they rarely change their passwords. As Phone Arena relayed, if you haven’t updated your Gmail password this year, now’s the time.
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Gmail added the tabbed inbox in 2013, and it hasn't adapted to the modern internet. Google needs to add more customization.
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