Google confirms Gmail addresses can be changed after creation, explaining how the company has finally decided to change policy.Google is preparing to introduce a long awaited change that would allow users to modify their Gmail email addresses, including those ending in “@gmail.com,” according to newly updated information published on an official Google support page. For years, Google has allowed users to change their Google Account email only if it was linked to a […]
Google is preparing to introduce a long awaited change that would allow users to modify their Gmail email addresses, including those ending in “@gmail.com,” according to newly updated information published on an official Google support page.
For years, Google has allowed users to change their Google Account email only if it was linked to a third party address, while Gmail addresses remained permanent. Google’s existing policy stated that accounts ending in “@gmail.com” usually could not be changed, a restriction that has frustrated users who created addresses years ago under different names or circumstances.
