Google's security shield! Now you'll need to show a selfie video if you forget your password, and your account will be recovered

Google Selfie Video: Google has come up with a new feature, with the arrival of this feature, the benefit will be that if any person is facing problem in signing in, then he will be able to get his account verified by making a selfie video.

 
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RJ Kesari News Desk: Google has introduced a new sign-in method for Google Accounts. This new feature, called Selfie Video, is designed to help users sign in to their Google Accounts. This feature will help if you're having trouble signing in. 

Google says that the Selfie Video is encrypted and will only be used to verify identity during sign-in and account recovery. The company has shared a video demonstrating the new sign-in option. Google said that the Selfie Video and its associated data will be saved in security settings.

Google's new feature has arrived

Google announced a new selfie video sign-in and account recovery method in a blog post, allowing users to verify their identity with a short selfie video. This new option helps users regain access to Google Accounts if they're locked out or don't have access to their regular phone or computer.

Use this feature

Selfie video can be set up by selecting Selfie video in the Security and sign-in section of your Google Account settings, looking at the device's camera, and making some guided head movements to take photos from multiple angles.

The company has confirmed that it will review selfie videos using a model to determine if you're a real person and old enough to use certain Google services. 

Google says that when users are having trouble signing in, they can record another selfie video to regain access to their account. Google will compare the new recording to the selfie video the user previously enrolled in to verify their identity.

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