Please try again or use backup codes.Ĭomment from discussion clickcookplay’s comment from discussion "Lots of reports of people getting signed out of Google Play Services tonight. If you use 2-Step Verification, there may have been a delay in receiving your SMS code. Please try to sign-in again at and if you cannot remember your password, please use this link to recover your password. We’re investigating, but not to worry: there is no indication that this is connected to any phishing or account security threats. We’ve gotten reports about some users being signed out of their accounts unexpectedly. Google has since confirmed the problem with a statement on its dedicated Support Page, but assures the issues are not related to any hacking attempts. While the issue is purportedly affecting a large chunk of users, it appears it poses no immediate threat to your online security. While some complained about being unable to connect to their Google Wifi and OnHub routers, a slew of concerned users claimed Gmail has been unexpectedly signing them out of their accounts.
To do so, sign into Gmail on your desktop, click your profile and select ‘Settings’.Earlier on Wednesday, numerous users reported in panic experiencing a string of issues with their Google accounts. If you don’t get the email, and you may not if you haven’t enabled security alerts, simply visit your Google account settings. It will open your Google account’s settings page and take you directly to the setting for allowing/disallowing secure apps.Īll you have to do is select the ‘Turn on’ option and Outlook will be able to sign in. Open it and tap the ‘allowing access to less secure apps’ link in the email body. That email is what holds the key to allowing Outlook to sign in. When Gmail blocks a sign-in attempt, it also sends you an email to alert you to the same. If Gmail blocks Outlook from signing in, you will repeatedly be prompted to enter the password for your account. Here’s the fix for it.Īdd your Gmail account like you normally do and enter your password when prompted. This is what happens when you configure a Gmail account in Outlook on your desktop. The result is that you’re unable to add your Gmail account to an email client. You can configure your Gmail account in most email clients but if Gmail deems an email client to be a security risk, it will block it from signing you in. It offers two-factor authentication in addition to several other precautionary measures for keeping your account secure. Gmail is as secure an email service as you could hope for.
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