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    Home»GMail Tips»How to Enable Less Secure Apps Setting in Gmail

    How to Enable Less Secure Apps Setting in Gmail

    RahulBy RahulJune 12, 20211 Min ReadUpdated:June 25, 2021

    In Google account, enabling the Less secure apps feature can make it easier for hackers to get into your account. Generally, Gmail users enable this feature while using their account for sending email over Google STMP servers. We never recommend enabling this but in some cases, it’s necessary to enable less secure apps in a Gmail account.

    You can enable “less secure apps” settings either using a domain administrator account or from your email account settings. This tutorial covers both ways of enabling “less secure apps” in a Gmail account.

    Turn On less secure apps in Mailbox

    • Sign in to your Gmail account.
    • Visit to less secure apps setting page.
    • Click the buttion in front of “Allow less secure apps: OFF”.
    • Once enabled, it will be like below image

    Enable less secure apps setting in Gmail

    Turn On less secure apps as Domain Admin

    • Login to your Google Admin console.
    • Click Security > Basic settings.
    • Under Less secure apps, select Go to settings for less secure apps.
    • In the subwindow, select the Enforce access to less secure apps for all users radio button.
    • Click the Save button.
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