Google brings in two new tools to help you recover your account if you lose access. It involves your friends and family who have Google accounts, or your phone number.

A new recovery feature lets you choose trusted friends or family members to verify your identity if you're locked out of your Google account.

Google has been steadily adding new security and protection features to Android. The company introduced anti-theft protection tools last year and rolled out real-time scam detection on Pixel phones.

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Open your preferred web browser (like Chrome, Firefox, or Edge). Go to the official DeepSeek AI website. You might find the login page directly at chat.deepseek.com. Find and click the ‘Login’ or ...

Google's Recovery Contacts feature allows friends and family to serve as recovery emails for your Google accounts, in case you don't have your own way to get back into your Gmail.

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