Many customers use Gmail when setting up email notifications in the Traxbean electronic monitoring system, as it is a widely used email service globally.
They typically enter smtp.gmail.com along with their username and password in the settings, but this often results in errors.
Many customers are puzzled because their username and password are correct, but they are unable to send emails.
This issue is related to the security measures of Gmail and most email systems.
When you use your account as an SMTP, your username and password are exposed.
If someone else uses these credentials to log into your email, your personal information and business secrets may be compromised.
Therefore, Gmail and other service providers have adopted a more secure approach, which is to use App Passwords to allow users to access SMTP services.
This article will explain how to set it up.
Gmail SMTP Configuration
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The tutorial or AI suggestions you find online for setting up Gmail SMTP usually indicate that you can find the 'App Passwords' submenu under the 'Security' menu.
However, if you can't find it, you can search for 'App Passwords' in the search box on the same page to find this entry point.
Step 3. Find the entry point to set 'App Passwords'
Electronic monitoring systems can not only track the location of individuals, but also monitor the locations and distances of multiple people.
For example, in cases of domestic violence, a judge may order the abusive husband to stay away from his wife and children.
When they are too close, the system will trigger an alarm, notifying the relevant victims and police as a warning mechanism.
Step 4. Create an app password