Account security

Email Privacy Checklist

Your main email is often the reset key for the rest of your online life. Securing it is one of the highest-impact privacy steps.

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Practical privacy guidesStep-by-step cleanup advice written for normal people.

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Secure the Account First

Use a strong unique password, turn on two-factor authentication, and review recent login activity for anything unfamiliar.

Check account recovery settings. Remove old phone numbers, outdated recovery emails, or backup methods you no longer control.

Look for automatic forwarding rules, connected apps, third-party access, old signatures, and public email addresses on websites or profiles.

If your email is public for business reasons, consider using a separate business address so your personal address is not exposed everywhere.

Review your main email settings monthly or after any suspicious message, scam attempt, or account alert.

Use the cleanup planner to track this as part of your larger privacy routine.

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