When you enable 2 factor authentication and Google prompt in your account and when you try to sign-in in your Google account from the new device, you get notification in your phone and you can approve or reject that login there. He didn't change anything, he just logged in, but what is weirdest thing in all this that when her Google account was logged in with those phones, we never got notification in her phone to approve login. I am thinking how this person could hack her Google account. He told me if attacker attacked our router, he would attack that TP-Link, not that ZTE, however my wife's computer gets Internet from the main one and she is also using Google Chrome profile in my computer too, so she is logged into her Google account in her computer, in my computer and in her phone.
I changed it into strong username and password and I also upgraded it's firmware and I also changed our WIFI password into strong one. It had default username and password (admin/admin). I entered in the panel of TP-Link router. My computer and TV gets Internet through that router, however my wife's computer and my mother's computer get Internet through the main router.
One, main is ZTE brand that was provided by my ISP that is source of Internet and we also have another one - TP-Link which is a wireless router and acts as an access point. Now, about routers in my house: We have two routers. I'm not very good in network, so I asked in another forum too and people told me that someone might be penetrating our router and that's how he hacked her account since it showed same IP address as our computers. I also clicked on "show IP address", and I was very surprised to see our IP address there. I again, forced it to sign out, changed password again (but previous password was already very strong). We checked activity and in devices, we see that there's some OnePlus 3T phone which we don't have. You're getting this email to make sure it was you. Your google account was just signed in to from a new OnePlus 3T device. Three days ago, she received email from the Google that said this: We thought, we finally did out best, but seems like I was wrong. We also enabled all the security measure we could (2 factor authentication, Google prompt, SMS approval and etc). We of course forced it to sign out and changed her Google password into very strong one. About year ago, we accidentally found out when we were checking her Google account security that some "Samsung" phone was in the list of her devices. Hello, me and my wife are facing a serious issue in Google account.
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