Privacy and Security

 Privacy and Security

    This tutorial is different from the others in the fact that it isn't about creating a blog- rather protecting it and your account.
    Something that happens in Blogger is ads appearing even if you didn't pay for ads. This could be a sign of malware on your blogger account or computer. A good check is necessary in securing your account and device. 
    Recovery of an account(s) is another process that is beneficial to understand the steps of. This can be for a majority for reasons- forgotten password, change of email, or deletion of email. Thankfully, deleting an email isn't the end of the world. What IS the end of the world is deleting your Google account. Blogger cannot be saved if the account is deleted.


Google account sign in prompt with the "Forgot Password" option circled in red.
    

    If a password is forgotten, you can click the "Forgot Password" option and it will ask for either a phone number or emergency email.
    While not super important, your Blogger ID is available to you. To see it, sign in, and click on one of your blogs. Look at the address bar of your browser, the list of numbers at the end of the URL is your Blogger ID.


For more information or help with Blogger, please visit the official help page of Blogger.com by clicking this link: Privacy and Security
    

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