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As some of you may know, today is Safer Internet Day. For this occasion, Google reached out to share some news on that front, to show us what steps it’s

Google Chrome picture-in-picture mode to get reaction buttons such as "Like". At the moment, we can not tell when the feature will arrive

Experts reveal whether its safe to store passwords in your browser, or if you need to use a separate password manager.

In September of 2022 Apple released iOS 16, which included the much anticipated rollout of passkeys. Google followed a few months later, with passkey support on Chrome and Android. By implementing passkeys, Apple and Google help significantly advance consumer acceptance of a password-free life. It’s a logical progression considering that Apple and Android devices have used biometric capture instead of passwords for device login for years.

Passkeys support is now available in Chrome and this is everything you need to know about this new technology and how to use it.

Google Password Manager is fast becoming the default for Chrome users on more platforms, including Android.

In short, they’re not. But a new Chubb report finds increasing cyber anxiety, as well as people clinging to bad security habits. (Seriously, that ‘keepsake password’ has to go.)

Already available for testing today in Chrome Canary

Passkeys are a safer alternative to passwords and other phishable forms of authentication.

Google announced passkey support for Android and Chrome on Wednesday, October 12. It's safer alternative to other authentication.