Google Assistant’s automatic password updater feature is getting more widespread adoption. It automates the time-consuming process of changing passwords after a breach.
According to a tweet from leaker Max Weinbach and a report from Android Police, it seems that Google is planning to release an update to its Android operating system that will make it easier to switch between different devices.
One of the screenshots of Weinbach shows a dialogue that warns chrome on Android to detect a break in an old password and provides the option of “Auto-change.”
The second includes a confirmation mailbox requesting user permission. Let Google Assistant help you change your password.
How Does Google Automatic Password Updater Work?
Last year, Google I/O announced its role as Google’s assistant. Google automatic password updater only works on supported sites. But where possible, the idea is to automate as much as possible the password change process.
When you start, the assistant takes you directly to the correct password change page and uses the built-in chrome password manager to create and then store new parts of Login.
Android police indicate that there is an option to check if the password saved by chrome is hacked manually.
The password option is found in the browser settings, showing the “modified password” button when an endangered password is found. The Google Assistant logo appears when there is a choice to change it automatically.
Security Feature of Google Assistant Automatic Password Updater
The security feature is built on Google’s “Duplex on the Web” technology. It is designed to quickly carry out tasks such as purchasing movie tickets, checking a flight, or ordering food.
It automates the more routine parts of the process, such as sliding, by clicking on multiple pages and filling in the form.
CONCLUSION
Password managers have offered the ability to change passwords when they are compromised automatically.
Google’s password management feature could have a large impact. So many people default to using the password managers built into their browsers.
