How to Use Google Safety Feature: Step-By-Step Guide

To use this feature on the web, first of all, open Google Chrome on your laptop or computer. Check out our step by step guide on how you can use this feature

Published By: Deepti Ratnam | Published: Dec 15, 2024, 06:20 PM (IST)

In the digital era, everyone uses Google Chrome in their daily life. As online access is increasing, the incidents of online hacking and scams are also increasing. Google brings many safety features to keep your internet browsing safe. One of these features is Google Safety Check. With the help of this feature, you can scan your Google account and see how secure and compromised they are. The special thing is that this feature can be used on both Android phones and the web.

How to Use Google Safety Check Feature on Phone:

  • First of all open the Google Chrome browser on your smartphone.
  • After this, click on the three-dot icon appearing in the top-left corner.
  • Now here you will see many options, you have to scroll down and go to the Settings option.
  • In the next window, you will see the option of Safety Check by scrolling down. Click on it.
  • Now tap on the Check Now button at the bottom.
  • After this, scanning of your Google account will start.
  • Here you will start seeing secure and compromised mail IDs and passwords.
  • After this you will be able to see how secure your Google account is. If you see that any of your accounts or passwords are compromised, then you can fix it immediately.

    • How to do a safety check on Google Chrome web?

    • To use this feature on the web, first of all, open Google Chrome on your laptop or computer.
    • Here also you have to click on the three-dot icon visible in the top-left corner.
    • After this, go to the Privacy and Security option visible under the Settings option.
    • Now next to it you will see the option of Go to Safety Check in blue color.
    • As soon as you click on it, you will start seeing secure and compromised passwords, etc.

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