How to Back Up Your Two-Factor Authentication Codes
Back up two-factor authentication before changing phones. For each important account, save its provider-issued backup or recovery codes in a secure offline…
Read the guideBack up two-factor authentication before changing phones. For each important account, save its provider-issued backup or recovery codes in a secure offline…
Read the guideSign in to the correct Google Account, open myactivity.google.com, locate saved Search activity (or the newer Search Services History controls if they…
Read the guideOn desktop Chrome, open the three-dot menu → Delete browsing data, choose a Time range, select Browsing history and confirm Delete data.
Read the guideOn iPhone or iPad, open Settings → Apps → Safari → Clear History and Website Data, select the time range you want…
Read the guideIn Chrome on a computer, open Settings → Privacy and security → Site settings → Pop-ups and redirects and select the option…
Read the guideOn a current iPhone or iPad, go to Settings → Apps → Safari and switch Block Pop-ups on. Also keep Fraudulent Website…
Read the guideIn desktop Chrome, go to Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies and choose Block third-party cookies.
Read the guideFor a personal Microsoft account (Outlook.com, Hotmail, Xbox or OneDrive), open the official Microsoft sign-in page, choose Forgot password?, and try an…
Read the guideGmail uses your Google Account password, not a separate Gmail-only password. On a computer, go directly to myaccount.google.com, choose Security & sign-in…
Read the guideOn a trusted iPhone or iPad, open Settings → [your name] → Sign-In & Security → Change Password, then follow the on-screen…
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