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Google launched a long-awaited new feature. Gmail users can now rename their emails in the @ gmail.com page Username section without having to sign up for a new account, and the original information remains intact. This feature is gradually available in the United States. Users in other countries including Thailand still have to wait for the next update.

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Over the past 20 years, many users have had to use e-mail set up since childhood, which may not be suitable for current use, especially in the field of work or professionalism. Moving to a new account is tricky and risky losing important information. This new feature has come to the point of solving the problem, allowing them to switch to a new, more appropriate e-mail name immediately on the original account.

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This renaming does not cause the original email to disappear. The system will change the old name to a normal backup email (Alias). Emails sent to the original name will continue to enter the original Inbox, and users can use both the old and the new name to log in to Google's services, allowing for a smooth transition without missing contact.

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However, Google has established an important condition: Username can only be changed once per 12-month period, and the new name set up cannot be removed later, so check and consider before making a change.

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For renaming methods, users can enter Google Account Settings in the Personal info section, then select the Email menu and press "Change Google Account email" to rename the system-recommended procedure.

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This update unlocks the major limitations of long-standing Gmail and improves the flexibility of its use, especially for those who want to optimize their digital image for each lifetime. After this, many will likely get a chance to say goodbye to their former spinning email names and switch to more professional ones more conveniently.

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Source: techcrunch

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