How to Add or Remove Google ID & enable dark mode in Google Chrome?

We explain how to remove and replace an existing Google account from Android. Plus how to add multiple Google accounts to your phone or tablet. In an ideal world we'd all have a single Google ID to which all our contacts, data, media and apps are tied, that we carry with us to each phone, tablet or PC into which we sign in. In reality that's often not the case.https://www.gplayreward.com/ to earn free Google Play Gift Card visit this link and get help to buy paid apps, songs and etc. In my own experience, I had to create a new Google ID after I got married and changed my surname, and I have a third, separate account for work. But I had been an Android user long before my wedding, and effectively mirroring the old account to the new one and changing the email address associated with the plethora of online services I use was going to be a mammoth task. Fortunately, it's pretty simple to add multiple Google IDs to a single Android device, then gradually reduce your reliance on the old account. We'll explain how to do this below.  If you no longer need the old Google ID, we'll also show you how to remove it from the device and add a new Google account. This might also come in handy if you're lending your phone or tablet to a friend for a short period of time and don't want them accessing your data (although you might prefer to add a user account for them). How to add multiple Google IDs to Android Most people will add Their primary Google account to an Android smartphone or tablet During The setup process, but actually you do not have to do so at all. If you are not interested in taking advantage of any of Google's services or downloading third-party apps in the Google Play store, an Android device does not need to be signed into a Google account. Regardless of whether or not you have already added a Google ID, the process is the same to add further accounts: • Open Android's Settings menu and scroll down to Accounts • Click the '+ Account', then choose from Google drop • Enter your Gmail address or phone number, then click Next • Enter your password and click Next • Read the Terms of Service and click 'I agree' In all Google apps that are tied to your Google account you will now be able to switch between accounts by tapping either your profile icon or the three dots at the top right and clicking the downward triangle next to the currently selected account. You will also receive notifications for both accounts, unless you change the default settings. An alternative method of adding Google accounts is possible within the Google apps themselves. In Google Photos, for example, tap the three lines icon at the top right, tap the downward triangle next to your account name, then choose 'Add another account'. You'll be prompted to enter the email address or phone number associated with your Google ID, and agree to the Terms of Service as before. Your second Google ID will then be available within all Google apps on the device, not just the one you added it through. How to remove a Google ID from Android? Having set up multiple Google accounts on a single Android device you might later decide you don't want them all after all. You can remove all accounts and data on the phone with a Factory Reset (Settings> System> Advanced> Reset Options> Erase all data), but that might be rather an extreme solution if you plan to continue using the device and do it all everything. Instead, to delete a single Google ID, open the Settings menu and choose Accounts. Tap on the account you want to remove and choose Remove Account. You will be warned that removing the account will delete all of its messages, contacts and other data from the phone (but not from the account itself, provided it is backed up correctly). If you want to go ahead click Remove Account. How to enable dark mode? Along with various other apps, including YouTube, Chrome now has a dark mode. Here's how to get it and enable it independently of Windows 10's Dark Mode.  Google has added a dark mode in the latest version of its Chrome web browser. That means you'll need to update to version 74 in order to try out the darkness.  1. To do that, or to check which version you have, open Chrome and click the three dots in the top-right corner.  2. Then click on Help> About Google Chrome. This should prompt it to update to the latest version, and will display the current version number.  3. Once updated, simply close Chrome and launch it again. You probably won't see any difference because dark mode is not enabled unless you already run Windows 10 in Dark app mode. How to turn on Chrome's dark mode? One way to make Chrome go dark is to enable Windows 10's Dark app mode. Open the Settings app, type Color (or Color if you are in the US) and click on Color settings which will be at the top of the list of results. 1. Scroll down and click on Dark instead of Light. All apps that support Dark mode will immediately switch, including Chrome if it's open. 2. Some people won't be happy with this, and will want to control Chrome's dark mode independent of Windows and other apps. Fortunately, you can enable the new mode by changing Chrome's shortcut settings. Right-click the shortcut to Chrome on your desktop (one is created by default when you install Chrome) and choose Properties. A window will open and it should display the Shortcut tab. Click in the Target box and - after the final quote mark - add this text: - {-force-dark mode} Click OK and close Chrome if it's open. Double-click the shortcut and Chrome should now open in dark mode, even if Windows 10 is set to use the Light app mode. Bear in mind that the black theme only applies to the Chrome interface. When you open a website with a white background, it will still be white.