Google is urging all Gmail users to be alert and check if their passwords have been leaked in recent data breaches.

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Google has issued a new warning to Gmail users after reports emerged that millions of passwords were compromised in a huge data breach - here's what you need to know ...

Open the Settings app. You can do this by either tapping Settings within the App Drawer, or tapping the gear icon in the Notification Shade. From within Settings, tap "About phone," and then scroll to ...

Open the Settings app, swipe down to the bottom, and choose Privacy & Security. Choose Tracking, and tick off the All Apps to ...

Go to the Google recovery portal . Enter the email address or phone number associated with your account. Click Try another ...

Cybersecurity experts warn about one of the largest credential compilations ever found, urging users to check "Have I Been ...

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A major data breach appears to have hit a number of online services, including Gmail, and now is a good time to check all ...

A major data breach has seen 183 million passwords stolen, and it's a good idea to check if your online accounts have been ...

Logs including 183 million passwords have been leaked online. (Getty) Passwords for 183 million web accounts are believed to have been leaked online in recent months after being shared openly on ...

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