I did have a Google Accounts History about 3 months ago.
I keep a password text file and it has an entry for Google. It's about 4 month old but it does not work and Google does not recognize the email address I used.
I possibly removed , but quarantined , the cookie Google might have used to know me.
That's what I've got to work with.
I could start over. But it's a challenge to try to recover what worked just a while back.
I'm not familiar with which cookie it might have been nor if I really even still have it from a Malwarebytes scan and quarantine.
jayK said: What exactly is a "google accounts history"?
It's pretty cool. Google saves where you've been if you choose it. You must log in to your account.
That account , I think, is free. It helps you find things you know you saw on google but have lost due to late nights and lack of keeping records.
andre1000
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jul. 5, 2009 @ 12:21a
Google goofed up. I used my email address to sign in but Google said it did not recognize me.
Finally out of frustration and trying the 5 adddress I have I signed up for a new account. Guess what. Google says I have an account in that email address and I had only to click 'reset password'.
I did that and Goog says they sent me an email. When I check I expect to see a new password.
That's the way it's done.
couponjohn
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jul. 5, 2009 @ 7:25a
Why would you want anyone to keep your records of where you have been goign to?
Not me , not a good idea, they can track you to sell off information about you so people can sell you stuff...
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