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How to Check WiFi Password on Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS
If you’ve forgotten your WiFi password, this guide will help you retrieve it easily across Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS. For Android users, methods vary depending on the version, with newer Android versions allowing easy access through the settings. iOS users can check WiFi passwords via iCloud Keychain on Mac or through their router’s admi...
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Google Chrome for Android Reportedly Adds Support for Third-Party Password Managers
Google Chrome for Android is reportedly adding support for third-party password managers. The browser currently only supports password autofill from Google Password Manager, its native service. As a result, Android users who prefer and use other password managers cannot use the app’s saved data to log into their accounts on the browser. It appear...
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WhatsApp Passkey Support Reportedly Rolling Out to Beta Testers on Android: How It Works
WhatsApp beta has added support for a new feature that will allow users to log in to their accounts using facial recognition or fingerprint recognition on their smartphone. The messaging service will soon allow users to create passkeys on their device which can be used to securely log in to an account using biometric authentication.
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Netflix Launches Personalised ‘My Netflix’ Hub Tab for Downloads, Reminders, More
Netflix has introduced a new personalised tab called ‘My Netflix’ to help mobile users quickly find and stream titles they previously interacted with. The shortcut acts as a dedicated space composed of your downloads, TV series or films that you've given a thumbs up to, things saved to My List, and more. The feature does not rely on the streame...
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Google Authenticator Finally Adds Support for Syncing OTPs With Google Accounts: How it Works
Google Authenticator has been updated on iOS and Android to allow users to back up their one-time passwords to their Google account. This will save these OTPs while switching to a different phone. Google Authenticator latest update on Android allows users to access their two-factor authentication (2FA) codes on other devices logged in with the same...
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Google Chrome on Windows, macOS to Get Fingerprint Authentication for Saved Passwords: How It Works
Google Chrome on macOS and Windows will soon add new privacy feature for its password manager. The app will soon let users set up fingerprint authentication to access saved passwords. As of now, users are required to fill in a password or PIN to view their saved passwords in Chrome’s password manager.
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Mozilla Firefox Lockwise Password App Reaches End-of-Life, Will Stop Support From December 13
Mozilla has announced that it is ending support for its Firefox Lockwise password app. It is available for Android and iOS devices and will reach its end-of-life on December 13. The final release version — version 1.8.1 on iOS, version 4.0.3 on Android — will soon be available on App Store and Google Play store.
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Microsoft Edge to Get Leaked Password Tool, Battery-Saving Efficiency Mode, and Price Tracking Improvements
Microsoft Edge has been updated with three new capabilities to improve safety, save battery, and aid shopping. Microsoft will help users change leaked passwords on certain websites with a single click, reduce CPU and RAM usage to conserve battery, and inform users of discounts and price drops after they browse products online.
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Google to Enable 2-Step Verifications for Additional 150 Million Accounts by End of 2021
Google says that it looks to make two-step verification (2SV) a mandate for more users by the end of this year. Specifically, the tech giant will auto-enrol additional 150 million users as well as two million YouTube creators for two-step verification of their accounts.
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Google Chrome Rolling Out Customisable User Profiles for Easier Switching
Google Chrome is rolling out an update that will allow users to customise user profiles on the browser. These profiles can be differentiated with themes and backgrounds, and will allow users to create a personal space for them in the browser itself making it easy to tell at a glance whether you’re logged in or not.
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Google Maps Dark Mode for Android Users Starts Rolling Out Globally
Google has confirmed that dark mode will soon be rolling out to all Google Maps for Android users globally. To enable the new dark theme on your Android device, head to Settings on Google Maps, tap on Theme and then look for the Always in Dark Theme option. If available, click on it to lower the lights when you’re navigating.
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iCloud Passwords Extension Released on Chrome Web Store, Helps Access Saved Apple Passwords on Windows
The iCloud Passwords extension is available for download on the Chrome Web store, and is available for both Windows and Mac versions of Chrome.
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Chrome on Android, iOS Will Now Alert You if Your Password Has Been Compromised
Google is bringing improvements to password security and other safety features on Chrome for Android and iOS. The browser will alert you if any of the passwords you’ve asked it to save have been compromised, and lead you straight to the right ‘change password’ form.
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Dropbox Plus Subscribers Get New Password Manager, Vault, and Computer Backup Features
Dropbox Passwords works just like any other password managers out there – it saves your passwords and auto-fills them for instant sign-in to frequently used websites and apps. This Dropbox Password feature comes as a separate app, which means users can sync passwords on different devices - Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android.
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Zoom Meeting App: New Security Features Introduced to Prevent Zoombombing, Thousands Saved Videos Reportedly Leak Online
Zoom has enabled two password settings by default – one that requires a password for Personal Meeting ID (PMI) and one that require a password for meetings which have already been scheduled.
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How to Check WiFi Password on Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS
If you’ve forgotten your WiFi password, this guide will help you retrieve it easily across Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS. For Android users, methods vary depending on the version, with newer Android versions allowing easy access through the settings. iOS users can check WiFi passwords via iCloud Keychain on Mac or through their router’s admi...
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Google Chrome for Android Reportedly Adds Support for Third-Party Password Managers
Google Chrome for Android is reportedly adding support for third-party password managers. The browser currently only supports password autofill from Google Password Manager, its native service. As a result, Android users who prefer and use other password managers cannot use the app’s saved data to log into their accounts on the browser. It appear...
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WhatsApp Passkey Support Reportedly Rolling Out to Beta Testers on Android: How It Works
WhatsApp beta has added support for a new feature that will allow users to log in to their accounts using facial recognition or fingerprint recognition on their smartphone. The messaging service will soon allow users to create passkeys on their device which can be used to securely log in to an account using biometric authentication.
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Netflix Launches Personalised ‘My Netflix’ Hub Tab for Downloads, Reminders, More
Netflix has introduced a new personalised tab called ‘My Netflix’ to help mobile users quickly find and stream titles they previously interacted with. The shortcut acts as a dedicated space composed of your downloads, TV series or films that you've given a thumbs up to, things saved to My List, and more. The feature does not rely on the streame...
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Google Authenticator Finally Adds Support for Syncing OTPs With Google Accounts: How it Works
Google Authenticator has been updated on iOS and Android to allow users to back up their one-time passwords to their Google account. This will save these OTPs while switching to a different phone. Google Authenticator latest update on Android allows users to access their two-factor authentication (2FA) codes on other devices logged in with the same...
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Google Chrome on Windows, macOS to Get Fingerprint Authentication for Saved Passwords: How It Works
Google Chrome on macOS and Windows will soon add new privacy feature for its password manager. The app will soon let users set up fingerprint authentication to access saved passwords. As of now, users are required to fill in a password or PIN to view their saved passwords in Chrome’s password manager.
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Mozilla Firefox Lockwise Password App Reaches End-of-Life, Will Stop Support From December 13
Mozilla has announced that it is ending support for its Firefox Lockwise password app. It is available for Android and iOS devices and will reach its end-of-life on December 13. The final release version — version 1.8.1 on iOS, version 4.0.3 on Android — will soon be available on App Store and Google Play store.
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Microsoft Edge to Get Leaked Password Tool, Battery-Saving Efficiency Mode, and Price Tracking Improvements
Microsoft Edge has been updated with three new capabilities to improve safety, save battery, and aid shopping. Microsoft will help users change leaked passwords on certain websites with a single click, reduce CPU and RAM usage to conserve battery, and inform users of discounts and price drops after they browse products online.
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Google to Enable 2-Step Verifications for Additional 150 Million Accounts by End of 2021
Google says that it looks to make two-step verification (2SV) a mandate for more users by the end of this year. Specifically, the tech giant will auto-enrol additional 150 million users as well as two million YouTube creators for two-step verification of their accounts.
-
Google Chrome Rolling Out Customisable User Profiles for Easier Switching
Google Chrome is rolling out an update that will allow users to customise user profiles on the browser. These profiles can be differentiated with themes and backgrounds, and will allow users to create a personal space for them in the browser itself making it easy to tell at a glance whether you’re logged in or not.
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Google Maps Dark Mode for Android Users Starts Rolling Out Globally
Google has confirmed that dark mode will soon be rolling out to all Google Maps for Android users globally. To enable the new dark theme on your Android device, head to Settings on Google Maps, tap on Theme and then look for the Always in Dark Theme option. If available, click on it to lower the lights when you’re navigating.
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iCloud Passwords Extension Released on Chrome Web Store, Helps Access Saved Apple Passwords on Windows
The iCloud Passwords extension is available for download on the Chrome Web store, and is available for both Windows and Mac versions of Chrome.
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Chrome on Android, iOS Will Now Alert You if Your Password Has Been Compromised
Google is bringing improvements to password security and other safety features on Chrome for Android and iOS. The browser will alert you if any of the passwords you’ve asked it to save have been compromised, and lead you straight to the right ‘change password’ form.
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Dropbox Plus Subscribers Get New Password Manager, Vault, and Computer Backup Features
Dropbox Passwords works just like any other password managers out there – it saves your passwords and auto-fills them for instant sign-in to frequently used websites and apps. This Dropbox Password feature comes as a separate app, which means users can sync passwords on different devices - Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android.
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Zoom Meeting App: New Security Features Introduced to Prevent Zoombombing, Thousands Saved Videos Reportedly Leak Online
Zoom has enabled two password settings by default – one that requires a password for Personal Meeting ID (PMI) and one that require a password for meetings which have already been scheduled.
