What a nothing-burger article.
Just sounds like more lock-in with Google, why is this interesting?
Just sounds like more lock-in with Google, why is this interesting?
* Google is marginally increasing security by turning on 2FA automatically for some accounts
* Google's password manager has a new "import" feature
Based on the title, I expected maybe some radical new developments in WebAuthn or similar password-replacement technology, not incremental improvements to Google's products that benefit only Google users.
Because people should know what Google is actually doing.