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What are Google Apps accounts?
A Google Account is a username and password that can be used to log in to consumer Google applications like Docs, Sites, Maps, and Photos, but a Google account doesn’t necessarily end with @gmail.com. Think of it this way: All Gmail.com accounts are Google accounts, but not all Google accounts are Gmail.com accounts.
How do I separate my Gmail account from personal?
Click the triangle to the right of the currently logged-in account. Click “Manage Account”. You can see all the accounts you can use, and click “Add another account” to log in with a different one. You can turn off an account at any time by clicking the green toggle button next to it.
What’s the difference between Google Apps and Gmail?
Google Apps account. This type of account is useful for organizations, clubs, and informal groups that do not need the enhanced security, support and administration options of Google Apps for Business. The only type of support that comes with this account is a link to the Google Help Center and Google Help User Forum.
What’s the difference between a Google Play account and a cloud account?
A Cloud Identity account can help an administrator manage mobile devices, provide and sync directory services, and give people single sign-on services to other apps, among additional features. Managed Google Play accounts let an organization’s administrator deploy and manage Android apps.
What happens if I give an app full access to my Google account?
If you give a site or app full account access, it can see and change nearly all information in your Google Account. Full account access means a site or app can see and copy your information, edit or delete it, or create new information.
What are the different types of Google accounts?
There are many variations of accounts associated with Google, from a basic Gmail account to a paid and fully secured G Suite account. If you are confused about the different types of Google accounts, you are not alone.