So for my primary gmail address I've had for I don't know how many years, has always had a very long, very complex password. Me being the genius I am, I thought it would be a good idea to finally create a new password a few days back just because I hadn't changed it for so long. So I sign in on the desktop, my android phone, and my Shield TV device. That's three logins with the new password for anyone counting. That turned out to become a problem as I found out. Since I only typed the new PW three times, I didn't realize that I would forget it so fast. A couple days after creating the new PW, I got signed out on the desktop somehow which has never happened before. Anyway, I could not remember the new PW I created days earlier. I could still access stuff on my phone and the Shield TV because they hadn't signed me out, but I was getting worried. Mistake number two (or three) is that I also didn't remember the login details for my recovery account. LOL (I felt so dumb) I spent days trying to remember my new PW, or try to remember what month and year I created the account (which was the only security question I could not pass). Long story short, I was forced to wait 3-5 business days for Google to get back to me, assuming I answered enough stuff correctly about my account. I have hundreds of dollars worth of purchases between music, TV, and movies and two active subscriptions that I had no way to cancel if I didn't get back into my account. :fearful: Today, I'm glad to report that I'm finally back in my Google account and I won't be making those mistakes again. :laugh: Sorry about the useless info, but I'm just happy! Google don't play when it comes to security. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/45/New_Logo_Gmail.svg/2000px-New_Logo_Gmail.svg.png