Computer Science, asked by skp1310, 11 months ago

what are the rules for creating a Gmail account password​

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Answered by rk9506863
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Rules for creating a Gmail account password

Explanation:

Some Important rules to create secured Gmail Account Password are:

Step 1: Create a Google Account , Asks for basic information and the email id you like to choose.

Step 2: Google Protect your account with the recovery info i.e add phone number or email address to get necessary notification of your gmail account

Step 3: Now Creating a secure and strong password for your gmail account.

For a strong password , makes your data safe , protects your emails and prevents from unauthorized access.

Step 4: creating Password requires certain requirements

  • Password should be of 8 character.
  • It can be the combination of character , symbols , numbers or any .
  • Using the same password for the multiple gmail accounts is considered as weak password.
  • Cannot use the password that starts and ends wit a blank space

Some important points to make your password safe are :

  • Make your password unique ( use of different passwords for your accounts , online banking to make the gmail account even more secure.)
  • Make the passwords that are longer ( avoid the password that can be easily guessed).
  • After creating a strong password, keep it safe by writing in a safer place.

Step 5: Add recovery email address and phone number. to keep the assurance that your account is safe.

Step 6: Verify your account through the recovery address mentioned ( phone number or email address)

These steps are important to create a secured Gmail account password.

Answered by SaurabhJacob
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Rules for creating a Gmail पासवर्ड,

  1. पासवर्ड should consist of at least 8 characters.
  2. It can include 100 characters at most.
  3. The new पासवर्ड should be different from the last old पासवर्ड.
  4. It can be as simple as 'qqqqqqqqqqqqqqq'.
  5. It should include some numbers and special characters which is not mandatory.
  6. It should be long enough to be remembered and not to get it compromised easily.
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