GMAIL Safety
Learn more about GMAIL Safety.
Lesson 1: What is GMAIL Safety?
Lesson 2: Why is GMAIL Safety Important?
Lesson 3: Understanding the Risks of GMAIL
Lesson 4: Domestic Violence and GMAIL
Lesson 1: Phishing and Scams on Gmail
Lesson 2: Account Hijacking
Lesson 3: Third-party App Permissions
Lesson 4: Signed into Another Device
Lesson 1: Creating a Strong Password for Your Gmail Account
Lesson 2: Enabling Two-Factor Authentication on Gmail
Lesson 3: Managing Your Gmail Account Settings for Better Security
Every month follow these tips to ensure your Gmail account is as safe as possible.
Enable Two-Step Verification: Two-step verification adds an extra layer of security by requiring a second form of identification beyond your password, such as a code sent to your phone or generated by an Authenticator app.
Ensure your recovery email and phone number are current. This information is crucial if you need to reset your password or if Google needs to notify you of suspicious activity.
Always access your Gmail account from a secure connection. Avoid logging in from public Wi-Fi networks without using a VPN (Virtual Private Network).
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Protective Group are a private security and safety company that assists victims of violence. We have assisted over 30,000 victims in the past decade. You can learn more about us at protectivegroup.com.au.
Please feel free to call us on 1300 743 000 or via email at [email protected]. The team here at Protective Group are always here to help.
Our current team speak English, Chinese and Russian. We can arrange translation services.
No. Protective Group is a private company and cannot assist with financial or housing support. We recommend speaking to your referrer if you have been referred to us or visit 1800respect.org.au for further assistance.
If you were referred to us by a support service, please have discuss with them before contacting us. You can engage our services privately. Please contact our office on 1399 743 000 for further assistance.
If you were referred to us by a support service discuss with them before contacting us. If they can assist you with a referral to our services, they will advise you of the process.