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Google to expand its Dark Web monitoring to all Gmail users in the coming years

Previously only available to Google One subscribers in the US, the Dark Web scan feature will be available to all US Gmail users in the next few weeks

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Google recently became the first major tech company to enable passkey sign-in on its own platform. Photo Courtesy: iStock

Google recently became the first major tech company to enable passkey sign-in on its own platform. Photo Courtesy: iStock

In a new development, tech giant Google has announced that it will expand its Dark Web monitoring to all Gmail users in the US and later to international markets.

The Gmail users will now be able to run scans to see if their Gmail address appears on the Dark Web and receive guidance on what actions to take to protect themselves.

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