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When I'm at home and open my Gmail account, at the bottom on the page
there's information that tells me when I last logged onto my account
and what IP address was used. Obvsiously, this is intended to be a
security measure to find out if someone else has been getting into the
account, at what time, and with the most recent IP address displayed.
When I open my account on my work computer, I never see this
information at the bottom of the page. Why do I only see it when I
log on from home?
Scott J.
Andrew Ingraham
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Aug 22, 2008, 3:21:17 PM8/22/08
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> When I open my account on my work computer, I never see this > information at the bottom of the page. Why do I only see it when I > log on from home?
Only Gmail's "new" web interface has this feature.
If your work computer is stuck with the "old" version, I think you can make it show your recent login activity by (temporarily) switching to "basic HTML" view.