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   by mgjdlsmvoerqp 14y ago

   Yes I'd think they can do it without triggering the 'unusual activity detected' alert.
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   by mgjdlsmvoerqp 14y ago

   Because it was my first thought when I've saw the unusual login alert. I won't show the full IP until I can mirror that report somehow.
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   by mgjdlsmvoerqp 14y ago

   Isn't email correspondence treated as a normal letter? I've thought that The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution forbids any kind of mail eavesdropping?
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   by mgjdlsmvoerqp 14y ago

   I've only used this account via web browser. Never used App Engine. Would Google service trigger the unusual alert?
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   by mgjdlsmvoerqp 14y ago

   The login came from Google HQ - even if my PC was compromised, it wouldn't matter since gmail uses data from their data center not my PC.
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   by mgjdlsmvoerqp 14y ago

   Yes, I've logged into my account and there was this 'Unusual activity detected' pop-up. At first I thought that someone stolen my password via a Trojan but I don't download anything and my software is up to date. I've clicked at "more" (or
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   by mgjdlsmvoerqp 14y ago

   What should I do before they deny me access to that gmail account? How to mirror that proof?