Google recently made it easier to move away from its password manager with a new "Delete all data" option in the settings, allowing users to completely wipe their saved passwords before switching ...

In the future, however, Gboard will ask you if you want to "Use Autofill with Google". This will make a shortcut available, which you can add to the top row of the keyboard. You can then tap that when ...

While we're still waiting for passwords to go the way of the Dodo, Google released an upgrade to its eponymous password management app to make it easier for people to share passwords with family ...

Google Password Manager is a free password management service built into Chrome and Google apps. Learn how it works and how secure it is in this detailed review. Google Password Manager’s fast facts ...

With a passkey, Google users will no longer have to worry about remembering complicated passwords or using two-step verification. With passkeys, you can sign in to apps and websites with a ...

Google is working to fix the autofill security loophole within the Chrome browser. It will have fingerprint or face biometric ...

The latest Google Play Services v24.09.12 (190400-610662703) includes a password-sharing functionality, which TheSpAndroid has managed to activate the feature with a feature flag to give us an ...

Google's Chrome 69 includes a nifty new password manager that promises to make third-party password managers unnecessary by both generating and storing site passwords. But that makes securing ...

Turns out there is. A relatively new Google feature lets you ditch your Google password (well, for the most part, anyway) and sign in to your account with a few taps on your Android phone or iPhone.

Google is trying to help you not be a password weakling. After all, you have more than two dozen online accounts, yet use the same password across most – if not all – of them.