Gmail Rolling Out Option to Change Email Addresses

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Google is planning to allow Gmail⁢ users to change their @gmail.com address.

Here’s what we know so far:

* Limited Availability: The feature isn’t live yet. A support page ⁢detailing the process went live prematurely (in ⁢Hindi).
* ​ Restrictions on New Addresses: If you create a new Gmail address,⁣ you cannot create a new one ending in @gmail.com for the next 12 months, ⁢and you cannot delete the new address.
*⁤ Multiple Addresses: You can have up⁢ to a total of four Gmail addresses associated with your Google Account (including the original and any changes).⁣ You can change your address up to three times.
* ⁢ Sign-in Flexibility: you can ⁤use either your old or new email address to sign in ‍to Google‌ services (Gmail, ⁣Maps, YouTube, ​etc.).
* Old Address Remains: Your old Gmail address will not be promptly removed from all Google services (e.g., older Calendar events). You will still be able to send emails‍ from ⁢your old address, and it won’t be reusable by anyone else.
* How ​to ‌Change: When the feature is live, you’ll be able to change your address through⁤ the “My⁢ Account” section: ‌ http://myaccount.google.com/google-account-email

In essence,​ Google⁤ is giving users more control over their Gmail address, but with some limitations to prevent abuse ‌and ensure a smooth transition.