Gmail encourages users to enable Enhanced Safe Browsing
Unfortunately, data breaches are becoming more frequent, and those using the dubious internet are the regular victims. Users that are affected are frequently encouraged to modify their passwords. Online dangers can now be identified in advance with the help of Google Chrome’s Enhanced Safe Browsing, and users can get alerts when their credentials are disclosed in a data breach. Enabling this online defense measure is a hassle because the feature is hidden away in Chrome’s Settings menu. Google is currently advertising it through the Gmail app, which has billions of users. In essence, the popup serves as a reminder that Google has a proactive security mechanism against attacks, and pressing it takes you to a web page where you may enable the feature. Turn on Enhanced Safe Browsing According to 9to5Google, the promotional message appears immediately above the Gmail inbox on Android and the web. You can notice in the screenshots below the popup asking you to “Get additional protecti...