Google Offers Free Dark Web Monitoring for All Users
New feature alerts users if their personal data is found in online breaches, enhancing privacy and security measures.
- Previously exclusive to Google One, the dark web report will be free starting late July.
- Users can monitor personal information like names, addresses, and emails for breaches.
- The tool is integrated into the 'Results about you' feature for easy access and data removal.
- Available to Google Account holders in 46 countries, excluding some regions like Russia and China.
- Google aims to democratize data protection and improve user privacy with this new offering.