Google introduces Gmail address change feature: Here's how it works

Google has officially launched a major update that will allow users to change their primary Gmail address for the first time in 20-year history.

Alphabet-owned tech giant, in a blog post, stated that Gmail update comes with a suite of cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI)-powered features, including deeper incorporation of Google’s Gemini AI across services, including Photos and Gmail.

Here's how it works?

Gmail latest update will allow users to change their primary address once every 12 months, and are only allowed to make three changes. 

According to cybersecurity experts, the update would give a chance to refresh their digital identity and improve online safety. 

Google has confirmed that the feature will be available to the users gradually, so if you haven't received the update, don't worry, as it will be available for you soon. 

The company is also expected to release a 'Shielded email' feature in the near future, allowing temporary email aliases to be generated for sign-ups.