May 11
“This is a race that people around the country should probably be watching closely,” one strategist said.
May 11
A team of researchers have discovered evidence of thousands of black holes near the center of our galaxy. Using NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory, Chuck Hailey of Columbia University in New York and crew pointed to a large number of X-ray binaries near the center of the Milky Way in a study published this week. They call their discovery a “density … Continue reading
May 11
More power, more driving performance, and more style: if you’re going to give your Grand Tourer a makeover, the 2019 Aston Martin DB11 AMR isn’t a bad way to do it. Replacing the existing DB11 V12 – despite that only being launched in 2016 – and throwing 30 more horsepower into the mix, it gives the range a new, more … Continue reading
May 11
Minecraft players on Nintendo Switch will soon build massive forts and slay monsters with more of their friends. The sandbox phenomenon will get cross-platform support when the Bedrock update arrives on the console June 21 — gamers can play with the…
May 11
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May 11
Don’t pour one out for Brooklyn Nine-Nine just yet. The canceled sitcom might find a second life, with Hulu and Netflix among its potential new precincts. Soon after Fox tossed Brooklyn Nine-Nine to the curb — plummeting what seemed like half of the…
May 11
How to Sign Out of Gmail
Posted in: Today's ChiliYou can’t just close the browser’s tab to sign out of a service/platform you recently signed into. The session usually remains active with the help of the cookies stored on your browser. This could pose a threat if you tried accessing your Gmail account on a shared computer. So, in this article, we will let you know to truly sign out of Gmail.
Signing Out From The Desktop Web Browser
Signing out from Gmail when logged in from your Desktop’s web browser is just a few clicks away. You just need to follow the steps below:
- You can observe your profile picture at the top-right corner of the web page (when on Gmail.com), simply click on it.
- Now, you will notice the “Sign Out” button, just click on it and you are done.
Sign Out From All Active Sessions: Using The Web Browser
If you do not have access to the devices or the computer on which you previously signed into your Gmail account, you can log out from all the sessions and devices by following the steps mentioned below:
- After logging into Gmail.com, you will have to scroll down to the end of the web page to find an option to know about the recent account activity. Here’s how it should look like:
- Now, you need to click on “Details“. You will observe a new browser window pop up with all the recent activities associated with your account as shown in the image below.
- Finally, click on “Sign out all other web sessions” as shown in the image above to sign out of Gmail from all the active sessions.
Signing Out From Gmail App: iOS Devices
Note: You can refer to the same set of steps if you use “Inbox” app by Gmail.
- Launch Gmail’s app on your iPhone. You need to observe the top-left corner of the screen to find the hamburger menu icon. Just tap on it.
- Now, tap on the drop-down arrow icon next to your email address as shown in the image above.
- Next, tap on the “Manage Accounts” option.
- Now, you can see all of your signed in accounts listed. You can toggle the accounts listed to disable/enable them on the app. If you want to sign out, you need to tap on “EDIT” option on the top-right corner of the screen and then tap to remove your account as shown in the image below.
Sign Out & Remove Your Gmail Account On iOS Device
When you remove the Gmail account from the app on your iOS device, it does not completely remove/sign out the account from your device. Your account may still be signed in to sync contacts, calendars, notes, and mail. So, to remove your Gmail account on an iOS device, you need to follow the steps mentioned below:
1. Head to the “Settings” app and then scroll down to find “Accounts & Passwords” as shown in the screenshot above.
2. Now, head on to the “Gmail” section as shown in the image above and then tap on “Delete Account” to delete the Gmail account synced on your iOS device.
Sign Out & Remove Your Gmail Account On Your Android Device
- Launch the Gmail app on your Android device.
- Tap on the hamburger menu icon, and then click on the drop-down arrow button as shown in the image above.
- Now, tap on “Manage Accounts” option to proceed further.
- You can now observe “Google” account listed. Tap on it. Finally, tap on the top-right corner of the screen and click on “Remove account“.
So, now that you know of the methods to sign out of Gmail from any device, do share your thoughts in the comments below. What method do you prefer? Encounter a problem? Let me know in the comments below and we will troubleshoot.
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May 11
Lock Them Up
Posted in: Today's ChiliRemember when Trump supporters repeatedly chanted for Hillary Clinton to go to jail over pay-to-play?
May 11
Meet Angel, played by transgender actress Indya Moore.
May 11
“It wasn’t a mistake,” Sen. Jeff Merkley said.
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