
If you're already logged in to the console and don't see your account information, then select your account ID, and then choose Account from the dropdown list.
Log in as a root user to the Billing and Cost Management console for the account that you want to update. To update your root email address, complete the following steps: Important: If your retail and AWS accounts share the same login information, then updating the email address for one account also changes the other account. Ask your account administrator to follow the instructions for renaming an IAM user. If you sign in as an AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) user and you want to change your username, then contact your account administrator. Send you updates about Google products and services that you've asked to receive.You can change the AWS account root user email that's associated with an account only after you sign in as that user. Deliver a receipt for your Play Store purchase. Send you updates about your account, like when you're running out of storage space or when we've made a policy change. Send you important security-related information about your account, like when there's unusual activity with your email address. Help you access your account when you can't sign in or forget your password. For example, we'll email you when we need to:
We'll use your email address to communicate with you in certain situations.
Important: Some Google products still use your Google Account email even if you add a contact email.
Check your inbox for your verification email and open it. Select Add other email Add your contact email address. In your Google Account, open the Personal info tab. This email address can be from any email provider, but it should be one you check frequently. By default, Google uses your Google Account email for contacting you unless you add a contact email. Google notifies you at your contact email address when there is important information that you need to know about your Google Account or the products you use, such as YouTube.