Google will soon auto-enroll millions of users in two-factor authentication
(Android Central)

Google believes the turning on security protections by default is the best way to keep its users safe. What you need to know Google plans to auto-enroll 150 million more users in two-step verification by the end of the year. YouTube creators will be required to turn on two-step verification to access Studio from November 1. The search giant is also rolling out a new feature that allows users to access all their passwords saved in Google Password Manager from the Google app menu. Back in May this year, Google announced plans of enabling two-factor authentication by default for users with `appropriately configured` accounts. The search giant has now confirmed in a new blog post that it will auto-enroll 150 more Google users in `two-step verification` by the end of 2021. However, Google says it will only auto-enroll those accounts that have `the proper backup mechanisms in place to make a seamless transition to two-factor verification.` As part of its efforts to prevent unauthori...