Google Chrome steps up security; will auto-change weak passwords with user consent.
Google is set to enhance online security with a feature in its Chrome browser that automatically replaces weak or compromised passwords. Announced at their annual Google I/O conference, this feature will prompt users with the option to update passwords, applying changes on supported websites instantly. By reducing user inconvenience, Google aims to bolster digital security. They emphasize user control, ensuring no password is changed without consent. This initiative is part of Google's mission to tackle rising cyber threats and enhance user experience worldwide.