developer conference Google I/O in 2022 Security measures developed by Google were discussed. Google, which will protect Google Docs, Sheets, Slides against phishing, is also conducting a comprehensive study against frauds in the Play Store.
Phishing scams account for more than half of all cyberattacks. Google, on the other hand, wants to use an artificial intelligence algorithm to prevent phishing attacks. Company; Phishing protections to Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides adds.
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Google wants to build a password-free future
Google’s user security is taking some new steps to increase it. Bringing new terms to the world of cyber security, the company announced that it will establish a future without passwords. In addition, Google has stepped up its work to minimize phishing attacks.
According to the statement at the I/O 2022 event, a new approach called “protected computing” is being adopted to ensure the privacy and security of your data. The technology giant, which collects less data, wants to protect user security by deleting excess data.
According to Google’s statement, every day Gmail More than 15 million spam and blocking the phishing message. If Google Play 125 billion apps browsing and also Google Chrome, 5 billion devices Protects you from risky sites.
In addition to all these measures, Google announced that it wants to establish a “password-free future”. The tech giant defaults to all users 2-step verification using more than one system authentication network will create. So people won’t have to remember hundreds of passwords and It will be more secure with 2-step verification.
Google: We do not sell or use your personal information for advertising
Google also does not “sell” user data made assertive sentences to indicate. “We never sell your personal information to anyone. “We don’t use content you store in Gmail, Drive or Maps for content marketing.”
Google also aims to modernize vulnerable systems, secure the software chain, and train new cybersecurity experts. 10 billion dollars investment he said he would.
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