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- U.S. users can now change Gmail usernames for the first time since 2004.
- The feature lets users update their email address while keeping the old address as an alternate, with no loss of data or emails.
- Users can change their Gmail username once every 12 months.
- To change it, go to Google Account settings and choose Personal info.
- The rollout began in late December and is now fully available, and many users have expressed relief.
