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Call me paranoid, but I wouldn't trust an account after somebody has broken in. In that case I'd create a different account with a different password, possibly
by vog 10y ago
Call me paranoid, but I wouldn't trust an account after somebody has broken in.
In that case I'd create a different account with a different password, possibly at a different provider, and tell all people that my email address changed. Maybe I'd also create a forwarding from the old to the new account, but only for transition period over a few months.
- baby 10y agoit's gmail, if you change the password the other person is out. It's not a computer. You can also log out all active sessions.