Google has launched a new feature in its email platform Gmail, which will now allow you to change your email ID’s username (the part before @gmail.com). According to the company, this is a way to upgrade your digital identity. Currently, this update is for American users, which is a big relief for those who wanted to change their ‘awkward’ username. Further, we will tell you the complete process of changing it and important things related to the old address. Google CEO Sundar Pichai posted on X and wrote, 2004 was a good year, but your Gmail address doesn’t need to be stuck in it. Now users don’t need to live with their old or ’embarrassing’ email addresses (like- coolboy123). Google is now providing the facility to change it. Old email address will remain even after changing username As soon as you choose your new Gmail address, your old email address will not be completely deleted. Keep these things in mind before making changes Changing email is easy, but Google has advised to take some important precautions. Step-by-Step Process to Change Gmail Username Can change username only once in 12 months Google has also set some limitations with this feature.
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