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Google’s newest sign-in method asks you to look at the camera
Google has introduced a selfie video sign-in method that verifies account owners are real people and prevents misuse by bots or automated programs. The recorded video is stored securely with user consent and can be deleted from the Google Account at any time. The feature is not yet available across all regions, accounts, or devices.
Why it matters: Organizations managing Google Workspace deployments should evaluate this authentication option to strengthen account security and reduce bot-driven abuse, though availability limitations may affect rollout plans.
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identity access
Google’s newest sign-in method asks you to look at the camera
Google has introduced a selfie video sign-in method that verifies account owners are real people and prevents misuse by bots or automated programs. The recorded video is stored securely with user consent and can be deleted from the Google Account at any time. The feature is not yet available across all regions, accounts, or devices.
Why it matters: Organizations managing Google Workspace deployments should evaluate this authentication option to strengthen account security and reduce bot-driven abuse, though availability limitations may affect rollout plans.
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- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker