Windows 10: Now check which devices are accessing your Google Account

Discus and support Now check which devices are accessing your Google Account in Windows 10 News to solve the problem; Google has rolled out a new security feature that lets you to view your account access history for the past 28 days, called Devices and Activity... Discussion in 'Windows 10 News' started by Brink, Nov 25, 2014.

  1. Brink
    Brink New Member

    Now check which devices are accessing your Google Account


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    Brink, Nov 25, 2014
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  2. SEALIONACT
    sealionact Win User

    Need to backup my Contacts from phone as i am not using my own windows live id. How can i do this?

    So where are your contacts now? Windows Live? On the device? If they are on the new device and you don't have the password for the primary account (Windows Live), then I think you are kinda screwed, but I think you can open a Google account on your phone
    and then sync the contacts to that acount. Check the contacts are there (and remove any unwanted from the previous owner) then export them into your Windows Live account, reset the phone with the new Live account as the primary account which will sync into
    your device.

    Unless i'm missing something?
     
    sealionact, Nov 25, 2014
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  3. HPHOLM
    hpholm Win User
    YAHOO MAIL ON NOKIA E6 - PLS HELP!

    Mailservers are under constant attacks from vandals, so they put in extra security measures i.e. by checking IP addresses and devices used to access the mailbox. On top of that, Google have prompted you to enable extra security on the account earlier, could
    be a long time ago, probably in the webmail on a computer - and this extra security is now blocking access from the phone, since the built-in mail software on the phone can not handle the extra verification steps required.



    This extra security can be disabled again by following the link in the mail from the Google account team

    https://www.google.com/settings/security/lesssecureapps

    and adjust the security settings back to something the phone hopefully can handle.



    Also Google - Apps - in the phone browser - still has a selection of apps and web access to Google services for Symbian phones. I don't have a Google account so I can't check if everything still works.



    Please let us know if you get it sorted out.



    --

    Hans
     
    hpholm, Nov 25, 2014
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  4. PAULSALTER
    paulsalter Win User

    Now check which devices are accessing your Google Account

    Thanks

    For me it needs to be a bit more specific, it is only useful is someone gets into my account outside the UK, if someone in the UK hacks in I wouldn't be able to tell
     
    paulsalter, Nov 25, 2014
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