I think my Google account got hacked

[LawrenceBarnes2013]

I'm finding a lot of stuff in my Youtube search and watch history i've never searched for or watched. All sexual, disgusting crap. I have three devices signed into my Google account, my PC, my phone and my Dad's phone. He wouldn't search such stuff or watch it, no way. And i'm sure i didn't either. I did change my password and clear both search and watch history and this stuff still keeps popping up, and exactly the same stuff, same vids, same keywords. What on earth is going on?! I am running Windows 10 pro with Windows security for... security.

[Kanna]

"You sure it isn't dad" nah but did you force sign out the accounts?

[Kilrah]

Remove all the devices from the account, change password, enable 2-factor authentification.

[LawrenceBarnes2013]

Just now, Kanna said:

"You sure it isn't dad" nah but did you force sign out the accounts?

LMAO. Pretty sure trust me. And yes, i did force sign out all accounts and signed them back in with the new password.

[Kanna]

Just now, LawrenceBarnes2013 said:

LMAO. Pretty sure trust me. And yes, i did force sign out all accounts and signed them back in with the new password.

Have you checked the 2 other devices for security breaches? also you have 2-factor?

[LawrenceBarnes2013]

Just now, Kilrah said:

Remove the devices from the account, change password, enable 2-factor authentification.

Will give that a try. Haven't enabled 2-factor authentication.

[Kilrah]

Also don't add all devices straight away, wait a bit between adding them and check history for a while inbetween. Could be malware on one of them, that would allow you to pinpoint which. 

[LawrenceBarnes2013]

2 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

Also don't add all devices straight away, wait a bit between adding some and check history for a while inbetween. Could be malware on one of them, that would allow you to pinpoint which. 

Good idea. Should allow me to track where the activity is originating from. Thanks mate

[The_russian]

I would definitely suggest turning on 2FA as mentioned above. I am not sure if this got fixed or not, but according to many people on the following page, when you sign out of YouTube on all devices, it doesn't sign out of TVs. Is it possible you signed in on a friends TV?

Mentioned support page: https://support.google.com/youtube/thread/11646085?hl=en

[LawrenceBarnes2013]

1 minute ago, The_russian said:

I would definitely suggest turning on 2FA as mentioned above. I am not sure if this got fixed or not, but according to many people on the following page, when you sign out of YouTube on all devices, it doesn't sign out of TVs. Is it possible you signed in on a friends TV?

Mentioned support page: https://support.google.com/youtube/thread/11646085?hl=en

No sir. Just my PC, my father and my phone.

[Kilrah]

Still check the link in the last post of the page @The_russian posted to remove access from other devices, your father might have signed in on a TV some place he went without you knowing or him remembering. 

 

Oh and don't share accounts. Bad practice.

[LawrenceBarnes2013]

6 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

Still check the link in the last post of the page @The_russian posted to remove access from other devices, your father might have signed in on a TV some place he went without you knowing or him remembering. 

 

Oh and don't share accounts. Bad practice.

Thanks mate, appreciate the input.