As of not long ago, Google’s virtual confidential organization administration was simply accessible to those with the higher Google One levels yet that may change now.
According to a number of reports, the VPN will be included in all Google One plans going forward. This indicates that VPN has been added to Google One’s $1.99 per month plan.
However, the rollout would take some time, possibly a few weeks, as stated by GSM Arena. The virtual private network service provided by Google One is utilized by members in Austria, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, Norway, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Google One plans
Soon, all Google One plans will include a free VPN. We do not know why the tech giant selected the aforementioned nations. Be that as it may, the people who are “qualified” will actually want to utilize the VPN on all Android, iOS, Windows, and Macintosh gadgets. The clients can likewise impart the help to up to five individuals who are on their Google One arrangement.
Additionally, there is a brand-new feature for US users: a report from the dark web. Users can use this report to scan the dark web and see if any of their personal information has been uploaded and published there. There are a number of different security breaches that could expose this data. According to Google, this type of information theft affects “millions of people” annually through online identity fraud.
Users will be notified as soon as any of their private information is posted on the dark web with this new service. The service would take care of the rest after users select the data and information they want to track.
Google claims that the dark web report feature will be available in the coming weeks. The company revealed that the feature will also instruct users on information security measures.