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Google now allows US users to change their Gmail usernames without creating a new account. This feature is rolling out widely after months of testing, but users can only change their address once every 12 months to help reduce spam.
- Google now lets US Gmail users change their username without creating a new account, rolling out after months of testing.
- Username changes are limited to once every 12 months, likely to curb spam and protect account security.
- The feature launched around Gmail's 22nd anniversary (April 1), though availability is still spreading to all users.