Google offers a number of new security measures

As part of Cyber ​​Security Awareness Month, Google has put in place a number of new security measures and launched the risk assessment feature requiring the execution of JavaScript. If you previously disabled JavaScript in your browser, you must enable it if you want to access your account because Google could not log in. The company has also accelerated the security filtering feature. So once you log in, Google will ask you to remove any potentially harmful apps.

As part of Google's updated security check, you'll now know when you're sharing Google data with third-party apps.

Finally, if the company feels that your account has been compromised, a process will prompt you to perform a series of checks automatically.

You will need to check your settings and make sure no one can access your account through a phone number or recovery email address, which means you must also secure your other accounts. Google will then ask you to check your financial activity to make sure no one charges an unauthorized credit card or Google Pay account. Finally, the company will ask you to view your Gmail and Drive data to check if anyone has entered them or abused them.