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- Use Action Blocks - Android Accessibility Help - Google Help
Action Blocks makes it easier for people who have a cognitive disability to use Android phones and tablets With Action Blocks, you add common actions to your Home screen with a name or image Then you can activate the Action Block—for example, a photo—to trigger the corresponding action, like calling a loved one Step 1: Check requirements
- Verify it’s you when you complete a sensitive action
Verify it’s you when you complete a sensitive action Important: If you’re a Google Workspace user or administrator, you can find instructions that are specific to Workspace accounts If you have a Google Account through your workplace, you may have to verify it's you with your corporate device
- Set input values dynamically in data-change actions
Set input values dynamically when running an action on a set of rows by using referenced actions When the action is invoked from a Referenced Action (whether in the running app or in an automation), the Referenced Action can specify a binding expression using the input values Let's assume we occasionally want to cancel a customer’s account
- Set up DMARC - Google Workspace Admin Help
Set up DMARC DMARC tells receiving email servers what action to take on messages from you that don't pass SPF or DKIM authentication The action options are reject, quarantine, or deliver the message You can also get reports that help you identify possible authentication issues and malicious activity for messages sent from your domain
- Download and install Google Chrome
Google Chrome tips From productivity to customization, learn how to get things done more quickly with your browser
- Buttons in your Gmail toolbar - Google Help
Buttons in your Gmail toolbar In Gmail, you can use the toolbar to manage a message from your inbox or directly in the message You can use the buttons in the toolbar to take action on the message, such as deleting or reporting it as spam
- Make your account more secure - Google Account Help
Important: Google may use a red, yellow, or blue exclamation point icon to recommend immediate action for your Google Account To learn more, go to Recommended actions Recommended actions An exclamation point beside "Recommended actions” means that Google recommends you take active steps to secure your account
- Disavow links to your site - Search Console Help
Disavow links to your site If you have a manual action against your site for unnatural links to your site, or if you think you're about to get such a manual action (because of paid links or other link schemes that violate our spam policies), you should try to remove the links from the other site to your site
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