- Google's new feature allows users to replace their @gmail.com address with a new one while retaining all account data, turning the old address into an alias for continued email receipt and sign-ins.

- The rollout is gradual and not yet universal, initially appearing on Hindi support pages, with limitations like a 12-month ban on further changes and no option to delete the new address.

- The post garnered over 73,000 likes and 2.9 million views, sparking humorous replies from users sharing embarrassing old emails like "meganutbuster69" and "poopmaster67."