Google enhances Gmail security features for free.

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Google has announced that it will offer dark web monitoring reports to every Gmail user in the US for free, a feature that was previously limited to paid Google One subscribers. The reports will allow users to see if their Gmail address appears on the dark web and receive guidance on what actions to take to protect themselves, such as changing their password and adding two-factor authentication. The feature will be available to American Gmail users in the next few weeks and will roll out to select international markets at a later date.
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