Users can utilize Firefox Monitor service to check if their passwords or email addresses have been compromised, and they can configure to receive notifications if their information is compromised.
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Firefox Monitor homepage also outlines some security principles and privacy rights that users are advised to follow.
What to do if your email address is compromised?
If your email address is compromised, it's crucial to check which of your accounts are in alert status, have been breached, change the login passwords of accounts that share the same information, email address for login to Gmail, if possible, enable two-factor authentication and use a unique and strong password for each account.
If you're using Gmail, it's recommended to regularly change your Gmail password to avoid potential breaches where others might access and read your emails. The steps to change your Gmail password are simple, changing your password is the best course of action if you haven't activated 2-step security for your Gmail yet.
If you wish to check whether an email still exists or not, Firefox Monitor does not support this feature. You'll need to resort to the Check Email Existence trick here to filter out spam and long-unused emails.
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