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6 things you should know about Google’s new selfie sign-in system
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Losing access to your Google account might just be the epitome of a modern-day nightmare.
Especially if you’re using Android and even more so if you’re invested in lots of different Google services on top of that, the amount of access and info connected to that one single sign-in is just staggering.
Think about it: You’ve got everything from your Android apps and settings to potentially your email, your documents and spreadsheets, and all of your assorted files in Google Drive.
And that’s to say nothing of all the images you might be backing up to Google Photos, the notes you might be storing in Google Keep, and even random things you might not think about like your browsing activity in Chrome or your location-related data in Maps.
And that’s precisely why it’s so important to think about your Google account security proactively and do everything you can to (a) make sure no one else ever gains access and, equally important, (b) make sure you never lose access to that all-encompassing sign-in.