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Google has always come up with the most amazing features, tools and applications for its users and the tech giant has a large following to it which relies on the company’s products and tools for so many of their tasks online. The tech giant realizes the impact it plays in its users' life and therefore works harder every day to provide the users a friendlier and secured environment on their applications. Following this same thought, Google is about to take yet another huge step that will define its concerns related to its user’s security. The tech giant recently announced that it is going ...

May 07, 2021 Google Two-factor authentication (2FA) will soon be made compulsory for Google users. In a statement to PC World on World Password Day, Mark Risher - the director of product management for identity and user security at Google - believes 2FA will be the replacement for passwords. He views passwords as "the single biggest threat" to online security as they are easy to steal. Risher hopes "passwords will be a thing of the past" in future. Risher added that Google will start "automatically enrolling users in 2FA if their accounts are appropriately configured". With 2FA enabled, users...

Google LLC today announced that it will start automatically enrolling account users into two-factor authentication. Announced on World Password Day, the move is pitched by Google as increasing account security by removing “the single biggest threat to online security”: passwords. “They are easy to steal, they’re hard to remember and managing them is tedious,” Mark Risher, Google director of product management, identity and user security, said in a blog post. Risher noted that although many people believe a password should be as long and complicated as possible, that can increase sec...

Highlights For validating 2FA, users will have to enter their passwords along with a simple tap via a Google prompt on their phone. If Google activates 2FA authentication to your account, don’t imply that your password was weak. Last year only, searches for “how strong is my password” increased by 300%. In a bid to secure its platforms, Google is enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) by default for a few user accounts soon, the tech giant announced in its official blog. Mark Risher, Director of Product Management, Identity and User Security at Google said in a blog post that soon ...

Google will soon automatically enroll users in 2FA You'll have the option to opt-out Writer at Neural by TNW — Thomas covers AI in all its iterations. Likes Werner Herzog films and Arsenal FC. Writer at Neural by TNW — Thomas covers AI in all its iterations. Likes Werner Herzog films and Arsenal FC. Google is so sick of you relying on passwords that the company hopes to one day ditch the authentication method altogether. But in the meantime, the search giant is introducing a simpl...