If your account is hacked, there may be a long delay in reading this email.
That's why Google has now introduced a new in-app security alert feature to protect Google accounts.
Under this feature, when Google detects a security issue with an account, such as when someone logs in from an unknown device, the app will display an alert, with a red on the profile picture! Will be made
When you click on it, you will see the security issue warning and you will be asked to fix it.
According to Google, the advantage of this new system is that the user will be convinced that it came from Google and not from anyone else, as in emails.
Google is also introducing a guest mode for Google Assistant that will not be saved in the account when instructed to turn it on by voice command.
In a way, this is Google Now's incognito mode, which will be available in the coming weeks.
Google has also announced that users will soon be able to edit location history data in the timeline.
Just yesterday, Google introduced a new password tool for smartphone users, Chrome users.
This feature was previously available in computers but now it has been introduced for smartphones as well. This feature will send usernames and passwords to Google servers to check if they have been hacked by hackers.
This feature will send usernames and passwords to Google servers to check if hackers have been involved in data hacking.
Google itself will not be able to see the user's username or password, but will only be able to check that it does not match the details obtained by hackers.
Google Password Check for smartphones was introduced on October 6 with Chrome 86 and will work only when the user has stored their passwords in Chrome.
