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The steps below will show you how to change Google settings to allow access for non-Google applications. Allowing access to a Gmail account by a less secure application is one example.
1. Log in to Google Account settings.
https://myaccount.google.com
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2. In the left navigation panel, find and click on Security.
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3. On the security page find the "Less secure app access" section towards the bottom of the page. Click on the "Turn on access" link.
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4. Select the Allow less secure apps button.
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“With [major competitor's] ping reporting feature I get an email alert for *every* ping failure. Since it's normal to occasionally fail ping (busy network etc) my Inbox was constantly flooded with nuisance alerts. The way you have it implemented I only get the email alert if there is a real problem that needs my attention.”
Dave G., Progeny Systems Corp, USA