Solve All Gmail Problems Instantly and Effectively

Posted by Nick John Etherton on August 12th, 2016

Gmail is the leading provider of email services to millions of customers worldwide. The service is powered and provided by Google and was launched as a beta release version in April 2004. At the beginning, it was an invitation-only service; however, it was made available to general public in February 2007. The beta release version of Gmail was upgraded in July 2009 along with the rest of the services provided by Google.

The makers of Gmail originally launched the email services with a storage space of 1GB which has now been increased to 15GB of free storage and 30GB of paid storage.

With endless existing features and services, it is common for new and existing users to face certain technical issue from time to time which is why Gmail has a dedicated gmail help phone number for users to contact for instant troubleshooting. Below are some of the problems the highly-qualified technical support team can resolve for a user:

• Creating an email account – If a new user wants to register with Gmail services, they can call the technical team who can guide them step by step on how to create a Gmail address by signing into the website, entering the required information, and registering the username. The users can also set recovery preferences by proving a recovery email and phone number which can help in retrieving their email account in case it gets blocked due to some reason.
• Security and Privacy – A user can run a complete security check up on their Gmail account which will enable Gmail to detect possible threats to the account and allow users to resolve them as per the instructions provided. However, they can also contact the gmail help phone number for detailed information on how to setup security and privacy preferences on their account to prevent it from any hacking or virus threats in future.
• Recover deleted messages – Gmail keeps deleted messages in the ‘Trash’ folder for 30 days after being deleted. After the 30 day period is over, the messages get permanently deleted from the email account. To recover a deleted message within the mentioned duration, one should log into their Gmail account and go to the trash folder. In the trash folder, they will find the deleted message. Click on the checkbox next to the message and select the ‘move to folder’ option. Move the deleted email to any folder of choice.
• Syncing all saved contacts on the phone with Gmail – Most phones provide this as an automatic feature but some may require the user to select their Google account in the phone settings as the default to save their contacts. The biggest benefit of this feature is the accessibility of contact and address book it provides the users to access their contact on any device that they use. It also saves the worry of losing all contact if their phone is lost, stolen, or broken.
• Slow Browser – This issue can arise if the browser being used to access Gmail is an old version. Users need to ensure that they are using a browser which supports Gmail and that the browser is updated to the latest version available. Look online to find the latest version or call the gmail help phone number to get the required instructions to update the browser and continue using Gmail without any problem.

Author Bio:
The writer of this article is highly experienced in the field of technology and enjoys writing articles based on popular topics related to various technical issues such as email handling skills, troubleshooting common email problems, etc.