In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll show you how to remove the credit card, debit card, or other payment method you have added to your Google account for subscribing to services like YouTube Premium, buying apps on Google Play Store, etc.
Is your Google cloud storage full or nearing its maximum limit? In this guide, we go over all the effective ways to make space so you can once again back up new data for safekeeping.
In this guide, we will go over important tips to help secure your Gmail, YouTube, and other Google accounts, keeping your personal data as safe as possible.
In this step-by-step tutorial, we will show you how to add, update, or delete your mobile number associated with your Google account.
Learn how to change your Google account password for security reasons or reset it if you have forgotten it and can't log in to a new device.
Boost your security by creating a passkey to sign in and make changes to your Google account instead of using the password and one-time security codes.
Learn how to use a different profile picture for your Google account and other associated Google-owned services like Gmail, YouTube, Drive, Search, Maps, etc.
Check out the proper steps to take in order to completely sign out of Gmail and your Google account from your iPhone or iPad -- even if you no longer have access to the device.
In this guide, we go over handy tips to stop using Google apps and services on your iPhone or iPad and switch to effective alternatives.
Google will soon start enrolling users in its new two-factor authentication (2FA) process, a change that will require that you tap a Google prompt on your device to confirm your identity.
Whether you’re transferring to another mapping app or creating a backup, this guide shows you how to export and download your Google Maps data on both iPhone and the web.
Apple has Find My iPhone and now Google has something called Find Your phone. As announced in a blog post Wednesday, the new feature can be used to find lost devices.
In addition to locating your device directly from Google's recently redesigned My Account page, you can now simply say in the mobile Google app, “OK Google, show me my Google Account”. Soon, you'll also be able to search Google for “I lost my phone”.