The article discusses a recent change by Google regarding SMTP server requirements for Gmail, impacting users who relied on less secure apps for sending emails. Previously, users could enable access through 'Less secure apps' settings, but this is no longer effective due to Google's updated security policy. The recommended solution is to enable 2-Step Verification in the Google Account settings and generate app passwords to restore email functionalities from websites using the Gmail server. This shift reflects a broader initiative for enhanced security measures by Google.
The solution involves activating 2-Step Verification in your Google Account and creating app passwords.
Google changed its policy, making previously allowed access for less secure apps no longer valid for sending emails.
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