Why does my Gmail show a different profile picture?

Why does my Gmail show a different profile picture?

You have a contact saved with your email address and the photo is saved there. Locate the contact and delete the photo and it will take the one from your Google profile automatically. The bug appears to be related to corruption between the gmail and hangouts profiles that are supposedly synchronized.

How do I remove old profile pictures from Google?

To delete a profile photo,

1. Go to Profile photos album. It will shows thumbnails of the profile photos.
2. Click on the photo, a bigger version will be shown.
3. Click on the More options button (it’s on the top right corner) and then Delete photo.

Why can’t I delete my Gmail profile picture?

You should choose the option of managing your account when the google settings open. Choose the personal info tab on your google account. On the bottom of the personal info page, you will find an option Go to about me. Lastly, tap it to remove your profile picture.

Why does my email have a profile picture?

It’s actually a function of whatever email program that the recipient is using to actually look at your email. The picture is one that you’ve made public somehow. It’s most likely a profile picture on some online service or social media site that is somehow associated with the email address that you’re using.

Can other people see my Gmail photo?

You can select whether you’d like all Gmail users to see your picture, or only those who you’ve allowed to chat with you, using the radio buttons next to your uploaded photo on your Settings page. Visible to everyone means anyone who you email, or who emails you, can see your picture.

Does my Gmail picture show up on emails?

One thing that’s awesome about Gmail is that your Google account profile photo shows up next to your email address when sending emails from your Gmail address, (like [email protected]). HOWEVER, you don’t see the Google account profile photo when you send emails through Gmail from a non-Gmail domain.

Where are my Google profile photos stored?

Previously set Google Account profile photos are kept in a user’s Album Archive, available at get.google.com/albumarchive. New profile photos set by users or admins will also be stored here. Note that if a user updates their photo, the photo will be visible to everyone, across Google products.

How do you reset your profile picture?

Just head over to Basic info > PROFILE PICTURE and hit the “Remove” button. You’ll then see your picture revert to the original alphabet on colored background look almost immediately.

How do you set a profile picture on Gmail?

Change your picture

1. On your computer, open Gmail.
2. In the top right, tap your profile picture.
3. Tap Manage your Google Account.
4. On your Google Account page, tap “Personal info.”
5. Under “Profile,” tap your current profile picture.
6. Follow the on-screen prompts to choose or take a photo.
7. Tap Set Profile Photo.

Where do I Find my profile picture on Gmail?

I have my normal profile picture that appears in the upper right hand corner of what I see when viewing my mail at mail.google.com.

How do I remove extra picture from my Gmail profile?

However, even after deleting that contact, I still see this extra picture as me that is really someone else. You have a contact saved with your email address and the photo is saved there. Locate the contact and delete the photo and it will take the one from your Google profile automatically.

Why does Gmail show two different pictures for my profile?

It’s not a bug or any corruption in your smartphone. It’s one of gmail features. Try opening your mails on a desktop browser and you will see the same result as in gmail of your smartphone. Highly active question.

Is the old picture still on my Microsoft account?

The new picture shows and the old picture is shown to the side. However, the OLD picture still appears in several places. For example when I load Internet Explorer, it is the old picture that is visible. Also, when I login into my Microsoft Account online (the page which appears with a big Hello!), it is the old picture.