Due to some mistakes of ours, it is possible that someone hacks our password. But, as we know some hackers doesn’t change our password after hacking! They just read our Emails as a spy to steal our private data! So, how can we find out that another one is checking our Emails?

Google has provided very useful tool to do this. To understand better, first go to http://mail.google.com and Sign in there. After signing in your Gmail account, scroll down to see Last account activity and check the time. Now you can compare that time with your last signing in your Gmail account and if someone has signed in your account after your last signing in, you can change your password to don’t lose your data any more.

Sample IP with unreal numbers

You can also click on Detalis to see more information about someones who has signed in your account recently.

The Details information shows you:

• Access type (Browser, mobile , …)
• IP address (This would be useful to find who has hacked you!)
• Date/Time (That is displayed in your time zone)
• Your computer IP address that you have signed in with

So, now you can enjoy your safe Gmail account!

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• 10 hot tips for working by Emails (for beginner-intermediate users)
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In this quick tip, I want to tell you about an important security tip for your Email account. In fact after understanding this tip, you will be able to keep your Email for yourself forever!

Have you ever seen somebody who has lost his or her Email account? (Who has lost his or her Email password because a hacker has changed it).
So, to prevent this happening to yourself, it is just enough to read this post carefully:
If you are using a free Email service, like Yahoo, Google (Gmail), MSN (hot mail) and so on, you can apply some settings for your Email account. One of the most important settings is Security question. So, if you have an Email account or you are going to sign up once, don’t forget to make a good security question and have a proper and private answer for it. So, after applying this setting for your Email account, if somebody hacks your account and change your password, you will be able to use your security question to request your Email service to let you to change your password or send a new password to your secondary Email (It depends on your Email service).

A professional hacker says: ‘If you have a good security question, your Email account will be yours forever!’
So, now and after reading this tutorial, you are able to save your Email account of yours forever!