There are plenty of good reasons why you might want to change your email account. You want or need to change email providers, you hate your current email address, or you’ve become inundated with spam.

You've got questions? I've got answers. Nancy of Anaheim, California, is writing in with a very interesting question about an email dilemma. "Can I change default email from my iPad/iPhone? I’m not ...

When you created your personal email address, it may have expressed who you were then but may not reflect who you are now. If you want to leave a different impression that is perhaps more professional ...

There are many good reasons to change your Gmail email address without going to the trouble of creating a new account. Maybe you created your account back in college, and your current Gmail handle ...

Our world may change fast, but some things really do stay the same. Take your Apple Account (formally Apple ID), for example: Whether you set up your first account with Apple this year, or you made ...

An Apple ID is an account you need to access various Apple services. It is sort of a unique identification number for all Apple devices and services. It’s also ...

Republished on December 25 with the implications of responses to a new U.S. government warning and advice on staying safe on Gmail and changing your email address in 2025. Your inbox is under attack.

For the first time, starting in iOS 18.1, Apple will allow users to change their iCloud email address entirely. Previously, users could set an alias to send emails from, but there was no way to ...

I received a question from a reader about getting rid of an old AOL.com email address. “I started my email journey with an AOL account and set up many logins to sites using that address,” she wrote.