Gmail FAQ

Gmail is a free email service provided by Google that allows users to send, receive, and organize emails through a web interface or mobile app. It offers features such as spam filtering, email search, labels, and integration with other Google services like Google Drive and Google Calendar.

To create a new gmail account, you need to go to the gmail website and click on the "Create account" button. Then, you will be asked to enter your personal information and choose a username and password for your account.

To reset your gmail password, go to the gmail login page and click on the "Forgot password?" option. Then, follow the instructions to verify your identity and create a new password for your account.

To delete your gmail account, go to the gmail settings and click on the "Delete account" option. You will then be asked to confirm your decision and provide a reason for deleting your account. Please note that this action cannot be undone.

Gmail is free for personal use and includes generous storage space shared across Google services. Users who need custom email domains or additional business features can upgrade to Google Workspace, which is a paid service.

Gmail provides 15 GB of free storage shared across Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos. If you need more space, you can purchase additional storage through a Google One subscription.

Gmail uses advanced security measures such as spam and phishing detection, encryption in transit, and optional two-step verification to help protect user accounts. While no email service is completely immune to threats, Gmail is considered one of the most secure email platforms available.

Yes, deleted emails are moved to the Trash folder, where they remain for up to 30 days before being permanently deleted. During this period, you can restore them to your inbox. After 30 days, recovery may not be possible unless the email is still available through Google’s recovery tools.