More specifically, Gmail doesn’t really track users, it tracks sessions. In order to detect unauthorized users, you need to know who the authorized users are. But what if your email has been compromised, and it isn’t a one-time situation but rather something that’s been going on for a while? What if someone’s been monitoring your email activity or sending out malicious emails in your name? In this article, we will show you how to do a comprehensive and effective review of your Gmail login history, so that you can detect if there has been a pattern of use by an unauthorized user. In unfortunate instances when someone tries to hack into your Gmail account, the alerts that Google will send will only provide one data point – one login date, one browser, one location.
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