Google has announced plans to phase out SMS-based authentication for Gmail accounts in favor of more secure methods like QR code verification and passkeys. The change follows similar moves by other ...

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Once upon a time, you could assume you were pretty safe on the internet, so long as you were careful. But that’s changed.

If you have a Gmail account, you'll soon need to use a different method to prove to Google that you are who you say you are.

In an attempt to improve user privacy, Google's Gmail has decided to replace SMS authentication with QR codes.

Google is set to enhance Gmail security by replacing SMS-based authentication with QR codes. This update aims to reduce fraud ...

Google is gearing up to replace SMS text messages with QR codes for account authentication in Gmail. This strategic shift is ...

Gmail is to ditch the use of SMS codes for authentication purposes, a Google spokesperson said. Here’s what you need to know.

If you're logging into Gmail, one current authentication option is a six-digit code sent via SMS. However, this method has ...

Google will instead introduce on-screen QR codes that will have to be scanned with your chosen authentication device in order ...

The thing is, even if you don’t use Gmail, this is a big deal. Moving away from SMS for 2FA is a big deal for everyone. Because of its sheer size and scope, Google often influences the best practices ...