#review account setting google

If you're feeling a bit uneasy with your Google accounts or are raising suspicion regarding which devices have access to it, there are ways to check those things with a few simple clicks. With hacks happening left and right, one should not be complacent and regularly review his/her account to ensure that they are still safe. This is a quick brief on what you can do with a Google account in case you find something out of the ordinary. First step: Visit your Google Account settings. Type in myaccount.google.com on your browser, and type again your password when required (presuming you are logged in). Under the Sign-in and Security column, click on Device activities and Security Events to get a glimpse of the following: Review events Under this section, you will be seeing all activity in your account such as logins from new devices or locations that you do not usually log in with. Recently used devices This section contains a list of devices that you have logged in with your Google account, which also indicates the last date you have logged in using them. That's it for a quick roundup on how you can keep your Google account secure. Read more in our articles including "How to identify devices with access to your Google account" and "The day Google broke the Web".