How to change or reset forgotten Google password

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You can change your password for security reasons or reset it if you forget it. Your Google account password is used to access many Google products, such as Gmail, Google Docs and YouTube.

Change your password

If you still have access to your Google account, you might want to change your password from time to time to keep those sneaky hackers or account hijackers at bay. Google recommends changing it once every 3 months or so. To change your password, follow these steps.

1. Sign in to My account.
2. Under ‘Sign-in & security’, select Signing into Google.
3. Choose Password. If you see a prompt to sign in again, sign in.
4. Enter your new password, then select Change Password.

Reset your password

Suppose you’re locked out of your account altogether. Say you got sloppy and left your account logged in at a public cyber cafe and someone changed your password. Maybe you just don’t remember your password. Follow these steps to reset your password.

1. Go to the Account support page.
2. Follow the instructions. You’ll be asked some questions to confirm that 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.
• Request another email.
• Check all email addresses that you might have used to sign up for or sign in to your account.
• If you didn’t add alternative email address, then you can reset your password by phone. Google will send a unique one-time to your registered phone number that you then use to reset your password. This is why it’s important to always keep your restoration email and phone number updated.

3. Choose a password that you haven’t already used with this account.

Better ways to stay safe with your password

In this day and age where we have accounts with many many online platforms, using the same password for all of them might seem like the easy thing to do. Sadly, doing so makes it a lot easier for malicious people to take over you online identity; one account getting compromised means someone might get access to everything else. A good solution for this would be to use a Password Manager. 

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