There is no 100% guaranteed method to ensure no one has accessed your account. You can view your account activity by scrolling to the bottom of your inbox and clicking the Details link. This will show you what IP addresses your account has been accessed from. However, it does not preclude the possibility that someone else at your IP address has accessed it, if you share it at your home, school, or business. It also does not preclude the possibility that spyware running on your computer has accessed it.
You can make the status of the gmail Invisible. This makes others do not know you are online. Irrespective of you being online, it shows you offline.
No, you cannot know any person's Gmail password. It is because it is a private property of the person. The person should be aware that it is not public key i.e. the password.
it means that that person is not online.....
You cannot guess or know the gmail account name by a person's name. It is not legal as well as unethical. If you know the person personally, then only you must mail them.
You cannot know other's Gmail ID and passwords. This is the private property of the individual. The mail might contain information about the person.
Gmail names or usernames are unique to everyone. You cannot guess one from the name nor know it. You have to ask the person manually about it.
You can write a mail to a person on hotmail. You can send the person mail from Gmail to hotmail easily. Gmail supports this kind of sending mails.
Gamail does not appear to be linked to gmail in anyway. There is no online information about how Gamail could possibly be connected or related to gmail.
gmail or yahoo
No, you cannot do that in Gmail. A Gmail account belongs to one person. It cannot be assigned to multiple people.
You have to send the person a request in order to see them. You cannot chat without adding that person. You have to request them to send them request.
Gmail passwords are entirely the property of a person. They lead to private information on Gmail. Therefore are not shared in Public anyhow.