Alternatively, type chrome://history in the omnibox, or select the three-vertical dot menu in the upper-right, then choose History | History. In the Chrome browser-and on any Chromebook or Chrome OS device-press Ctrl+H to display browser history. They'd configure the system to automatically power on after an outage, so it signed in and downloaded new mail shortly after power was restored. In one case, access occurred after a power outage. Sometimes, this was simply because they'd left a computer on, with their browser or mail client open: The system could be configured to auto-check mail periodically. In a few cases, I've had clients concerned about access in an expected location, but at an unexpected time. Note: If you use a virtual private network or a hosted desktop, the location data may reflect information related to your service provider, instead of your physical address. This can help you identify if any of this access is from an unexpected device, place, or time. The system will show you information about the most recent 10 times your Gmail account has been accessed, along with the access type (browser, POP, mobile, etc.), location (IP address), and the date and time of access. If your Gmail account has been accessed in other locations or on other devices, you may display recent activity while signed in to Gmail from a desktop-class web browser.

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However, in cases where people are unsafe because of domestic abuse, these steps will likely not be encouraged by an abuser- help is available. Those steps will help you secure your account. To secure an account, you might first change your password, enable two-factor authentication, or even enroll in Google's Advanced Protection Program. Or, in some cases, a person might be surveilled by a partner, a family member, a colleague, or even an unknown party. A person might notice odd activity in Gmail, not aware that their password has been made public (or ' pwned'). A person who returns from a trip might wonder if their computer and accounts have been accessed during their absence. Whenever a computer is out of your direct view and control, there's always a chance that someone other than you can gain access.

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