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  ꧁༒☬ A̸͟͞R̸͟͞J̸͟͞U̸͟͞N̸͟͞ ☬༒꧂ (@Msdianarjun07) reported 1 minute ago

  I Forget my gmail account password And My Phone is Died Now I Wanted to Sign in But It's Not Happen is There any way to recover Account #Google #Gmail

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  James (@JamesNguyen868) reported 5 minutes ago

  @heyandras @openshipio defend yourself... I was about to use openship to host my own email server. Then I tried it gmail reject it.

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  John Carlo Manuel (@johncmanuel) reported 6 minutes ago

  @JeffKazzee i used proton for my emails for a year before and it honestly felt great using an email with my own domain haha but switched back to gmail cause of its convenience and search performance (searching for stuff on proton was pretty slow iirc)

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  Only1Mallaus (@FMallaus) reported 10 minutes ago

  Hey @AirtelNigeria , your network has not been loading any Google apps or services at all and I think it’s a problem on your end ,I have not problem using those apps (like Gmail , Gemini,Google Maps and others ) with mtn but when I switch to your network it doesn’t load

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  muhammadriyaz (@riyaz0786ahmad) reported 13 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube Gmail recovery sem OTP issue first OTP mobile number available second OTP same Gmail issue

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  Monch (@Ogbuor) reported 13 minutes ago

  @CrediCorpNG Firstly I created an account they said they will get back within 24hrs now BVN they said I not correct. Now I can't even login because somehow the the password I set is incorrect reset password nah. Link is nowhere to be found in my gmail

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  💌 (@ieatuglyorphans) reported 14 minutes ago

  @purpcountry @tookyaboyfriend @ORNGSHARKS it’s very easy to make gmail accounts, since favecheer hated bsb i could see them making a fake email like that to either bring kate down with them or anyone from bsb, if the fbi is still putting this under investigation then that means favecheer was making sure no one knew them

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  Jonathan Bar Or (JBO) 🇮🇱🇺🇸🇺🇦 (@yo_yo_yo_jbo) reported 14 minutes ago

  Gotta say @Google 's products get worse and worse over time, even for just normal consumers. - Gmail search not working sporadically on Safari - Google Translate not responding well when being opened from Safari - Youtube has an ad every 5 minutes - Google changing the rules of how storage space is calculated to try and get more money for the same thing

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  Noah Igler (@noahiglerSEO) reported 14 minutes ago

  Google is shutting down the Local Services Ads dashboard. Starting in August, home service LSA accounts get migrated into Google Ads as a new Performance Max campaign type built around pay-per-lead. Here's what's changing, what to do before your migration date, and my theories on why Google is doing this. WHAT STAYS THE SAME > You still pay per lead, not per click. Valid calls and messages only. > Your ads still show only on Search and Maps, in the same positions as today. > Still no keywords. Targeting runs off your service categories and service areas. > Your Google Verified badge carries over, and if you're already verified there's no insurance or license reverification. WHAT'S CHANGING > The LSA dashboard goes away on your migration day. The login redirects straight into Google Ads, and your old performance reports do not come with you. > Google's automated bidding sets your cost per lead from here on. > One cost target per campaign, across every service. If you want plumbing priced differently than HVAC, you now need a separate campaign for each trade. > Weekly budgets become daily budgets. Google divides your weekly number by 7, and monthly spend caps at about 30 days' worth of that. > BBB callouts are gone. You pick at least 6 structured callouts in the assets tab instead. (TBD) > Your lead inbox moves into Google Ads under Conversions, with the same charged status, dispute form, and lead downloads. > Your Google Business Profile now feeds your ads directly. Name, address, and hours sync one way from the profile into Google Ads, and changing your name or address can pause your campaign for 24 to 48 hours while Google reviews it. THE TIMELINE August: the first wave of US home service advertisers. Plumbing, HVAC, electrical, appliance repair, house cleaning, lawn care, roofing, pest control, and moving. Late 2026: service-area businesses without a storefront and accounts with custom setups. 2027: everyone else, including non-US accounts. You get an email 14 days before your date, a reminder a week out, and Google says to expect up to two weeks for performance to settle after the switch. WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOUR HOME SERVICE BUSINESS > Export everything now. Reports, lead history, what each service costs you per lead. Once the dashboard redirects, that data is gone and you'll have no way to prove whether the new system charges you more. > Get your Business Profile right before your window. If you've been putting off a DBA filing or an address change, handle it now. The new campaign gets built from whatever your profile says, and changing your name or address after migration can pause your ads for up to two days. > Multiple trades under one account? Decide your structure early. One campaign means one cost target across everything you do. Splitting by trade gives you control back, but it also splits your budget and your data. > Do not panic in the first two weeks. Google says performance takes up to two weeks to stabilize after migration. Don't pause it and don't rebuild it during that window, because you'll just restart the learning period and drag the mess out longer. Give it the full two weeks unless something is seriously broken. MY THEORIES Theory 1: Cost per lead is probably going up in competitive markets, and Google has a very good reason to want that. Before this change, you could set a max cost per lead and Google couldn't charge past it. That limit is going away. Google's system sets the price now, and prices follow demand. During a July heat wave or the week after a storm, expect to pay more for the same lead. You can still set a target cost per lead, but a target is not a limit, and Google can go past it when demand spikes. The monthly cap only protects your total spend, not the price of each lead. Now look at the timing. Google just reported its first quarter of negative free cash flow since going public in 2004. They're not losing money. The ads business is making more than ever. But they're spending it faster than it comes in, about $45 billion on AI data centers in the last three months alone, with plans to spend around $200 billion this year and even more next year. They're borrowing money and selling stock to cover the gap. When a company is burning cash at that pace, every product gets squeezed for more revenue, and ads are the machine that pays for everything. Removing the cap on what a lead can cost you, at this exact moment, fits that picture a little too well. What you can still control is simple: answer every call and keep reviews coming in weekly, because Google still wants to send leads to businesses that handle them well. Theory 2: Google plans to show these ads in more places eventually. They didn't pick the Performance Max name by accident. Right now these campaigns only run on Search and Maps. But Performance Max is the campaign type Google built to push ads onto YouTube, Gmail, and websites across the internet. My guess is that somewhere down the road, Google starts offering to run your lead ads on those extra surfaces too. If that option ever shows up in your account, be careful with it. More placements usually means worse leads, and in a pay-per-lead system that means paying for more junk. Theory 3: A lot of owners are going to stop managing their own accounts. The old LSA dashboard was simple. Any owner could log in, check leads, and adjust the budget in two minutes. Google Ads is not simple, and most owners hate being in there. My guess is a big chunk of set-and-forget accounts slowly get worse after the move, because the owner stops logging in and nobody catches drifting budgets or junk leads. The businesses that actually watch their account after the switch will take leads from the ones that don't.

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  99Gamers (@99Gamers99) reported 15 minutes ago

  @bridgemindai Google has shoved its model down everybody's gmail products. You gotta subscribe to hold your memory in gmail. They are not even trying to win the race. They are sitting at the finish line offering water to other players.

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  Aswin (@akrv1) reported 18 minutes ago

  @openshipio Over the past decade, I have setup many flavours of mail servers only to realise most commercial mail filters verify originating server and Gmail notoriously never delivers emails outside a few providers.

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  😭 (@_YooMoni_) reported 19 minutes ago

  I never know my ig password and my gmail it full so it’s not working I guess me and ig done with each other lol

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  John-Daniel Trask (@traskjd) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Jiminy_Kirket Yep, same. Just about everything logs me out non stop now from Google. People say 'check the settings' but i'm more concerned they're rotating accounts like mad due to undisclosed issues. On my personal gmail I've never tweaked the settings, for example.

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  Yic17 (@Yic17) reported 22 minutes ago

  @gmail hi, i am not able to log into an old account because i no longer have the old phone. i still have access to my back up e-mail. but without the phone, it won't let me login. can you help?

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  DWE Post (@dwepost) reported 26 minutes ago

  @googleaccount Dear Google Team, I can’t access my Gmail account. I forgot my password, and the standard recovery options are not working for me. This is my primary account. Please help me recover it as soon as possible. Thank you. @googlechrome @googlecloud help me.