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Google rolls out advanced protection program for iOS users starting today
You can now enrol in this Google program if you have a phone running Android 7+ or iOS 10.0+.


Google representational image: Reuters[/caption]To enrol in this program, Android users just need to visit the APP website and follow simple instructions as prompted. Since the security key is already built-in into the Android devices, you don't need to activate it, unlike on iPhones. iOS users will have to sign in to the Google Smart Look app to activate iPhone's security key and then visit the same website to enrol in the Advanced Protection Program.
via GIPHYThis program will limit the access of third-party apps to your personal data like emails and Drive files. If you ever lose access to your account, it also provides you with an extra verification step to avoid phishing. As per the company website, this program is especially focussed on journalists, activists, business leaders, and political campaign teams.
First Published:Jan 16, 2020, 16:34:23 IST
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