People often change their Gmail address to better align it with their current needs or circumstances. This might be for ...

If you find yourself not liking your established Gmail address — but don't want to get rid of it — making an alias might be a good idea.

And for Gmail’s 2.5 billion users ... anyone else’s inbox with just an email address. Those addresses are basically given away for free—harvested, leaked, stored, searchable.

Hitting your Gmail storage limit can be a real problem, preventing you from using your email entirely. Here's what you need ...

All you need to do is create a second Gmail account to store all of your current messages. There's no restriction on the number of free Google accounts you can own, which means you can set one up ...