In every case like this we've seen, the problem is that two unrelated users shared a single PC and commingled their login information. Subsequently, when the second user uses the PC, the logged in information from the first user remains.

Please tell us more about your PC: Is it your personal computer? Does it ever leave your control? Do you use multiple PCs? Are you logged into Chrome (see the icon up near the very top right of the window-- does it show a name, or a generic "person" icon)?

It looks like the account jolanta.strzelcvzak@gmail.com is signed in to the myaccount.google.com (I suppose here the screenshot is of a web page under myaccount.google.com). This means that this user has previously signed in to this account on this machine and forgot to sign out.

1. Is this a shared computer? If so, then you have 2 options:
a) Create separate Chrome users (aka profiles). You may do that by clicking on the little icon at the top right corner and selecting Manager People. The select "Add User" and create a separate Chrome user for the each individual using the shared computer.
b) Sign out / Sign in of Chrome and Google each time you use Chrome. This is more cumbersome, so I strongly suggest option a) above.

2. Do you know the person that owns the account jolanta.strzelcvzak@gmail.com? Is so, then you should probably discuss the options above and see if they agree to use separate Chrome users.

As this is not a problem of Chrome (the real problem is that jolanta.strzelcvzak@gmail.com was already signed in to Google on the web before the user signs in to Chrome), I am closing this bug as WontFix.

This bug has been closed for more than 14 weeks. Removing security view restrictions.

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