Quick summary
We'll notify you with an email when you or someone else changes your account settings. We recommend reviewing these emails and letting us know about your experience.
Step 1: Review the email from us
These are the emails you can expect when you reset a password or make other account setting changes.
Your password was changed
Your password was reset
Your phone number was changed
Your phone number was removed
Step 2: Let us know if you suspect fraud
- Look for the no-reply@indeed.com email address in your inbox and Let us know if you suspect fraud. Your response will be automatically recorded by clicking on the link.
- Click or tap Help protect your account. We'll redirect you to the Help Center page about how to reset your password. You don't have to reset it, but we recommend changing it to keep your account secure.
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FAQs
Question: Can I change my password? I think it's been compromised.
Answer: Yes. Resetting your password regularly secures your account. We also recommend setting up 2-factor authentication (called 2-step authentication on Android) for an extra layer of security.
Question: Can you tell me about other ways to keep my account safe?
Answer: Yes, learn more on indeed.com/security. You can read common phishing signs, account safety tips, and more.