The rules for logging in to GOOGLE account are going to change from November 9

HIGHLIGHTS

1. Google Account Two-Step Verification will be mandatory from November 9

2. Users can manually activate this feature if they wish

3. Google has 150 million users with Two-Step Authentication

The search engine Google is going to make the two-step verification feature mandatory for all account users. This new security feature will be mandatory for everyone from next week. With this feature, once the user logs in with his Google account, an email or message will be sent to the user's mobile number for verification. For some time now, there have been questions about the password security of Google accounts. This time the feature is being brought to strengthen the security fence.

Google is sending emails to all users to activate this two-step verification feature. It is learned that this security feature will be made mandatory from November 9. The emails that Google is sending users about this new verification feature say that from now on, the work of entering the password will have to be done from the device. That's why it is important to have a mobile phone around you to do any work that relies on Google account. It also states that the Two-Step Authentication feature is mandatory for all Google Account users.

A few days ago, a blog post on behalf of Google revealed that Google wants to bring 150 million users under the two-step authentication service. There are also plans to get 2 million YouTube users to participate in the process.

So far, the two-step verification feature has not been made mandatory for all users. Access to this feature has been automated for users of certain sections. However, users can manually activate this security feature from their Google Account settings.

This new add-on feature will further enhance Google's security layer. The two-factor authentication feature has now become mandatory for all digital platforms.