How to desable login information mail

You're referring to the email notifications sent by platforms or services when someone logs in to your account!

Disabling login information emails can vary depending on the platform or service. Here are some general steps to help you disable these notifications:

For most platforms:

1. Log in to your account and go to your account settings or profile page.
2. Look for a section related to "Notifications" or "Email Settings".
3. Find the option to disable or toggle off "Login notifications" or "Login information emails".
4. Save your changes.

For specific platforms:

• Google Account: Go to your Google Account settings, click on "Security", and toggle off "Allow less secure apps" and "Allow apps to use your account information".
• Facebook: Go to your Facebook settings, click on "Security and Login", and toggle off "Get notifications when someone logs in to your account".
• Twitter: Go to your Twitter settings, click on "Account", and toggle off "Email notifications" under "Notifications".
• Amazon: Go to your Amazon account settings, click on "Security", and toggle off "Notify me when someone signs in to my account".
• Microsoft Account: Go to your Microsoft Account settings, click on "Security", and toggle off "Get notifications when someone signs in to your account".

For other services:

• Check your email settings or account settings for the specific service you're using. Look for options related to login notifications or email notifications.
• If you can't find the option to disable login notifications, you can try contacting the service's support team or customer support for assistance.

Remember to always keep your account information and login credentials secure to prevent unauthorized access.