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Millions of Gmail users will face new password rules designed to make using the world’s most popular free email service more secure on Monday, Sept. 30, as they head to work. Google will no longer support access to Gmail account data from apps deemed less secure, from a third party or even from devices that are only login-protected by a username and password. Here’s what you need to know.

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