Innovation from Google! The control system identity two-factor is a great way to keep your online accounts secure, but between us it's clunky… You constantly need your phone in one hand while typing in the auto-generated password with the other.
How would you feel if this process was completed with one click, or to write it better with a tap?
Google hopes to make things easier by developing a simpler alternative bar security. So the next time you try to sign in to Gmail or Google Apps, all you have to do is click "Yes, allow connection" to approve it.
Yes you should not be anxious to quickly enter the digits so that the temporary password does not expire.
The new feature is already being rolled out to all Android and iOS app users. If you are using an Apple device, you will need to install the Google Search app. But we should also mention that you will also need a data connection for the new feature to work ...
Wi-Fi does not work and of course there is a logic to it.
To activate the new feature, from your Google account select Sign-in & Security – Signing in to Google – 2-Step Verification.
