Google announced Tuesday that will be expanding its Password Checkup feature to older devices.
Now, tablets and phones running Android 9 or newer will have access to the feature, which is part of Google’s autofilling password manager and checks if any logins have been compromised in a data breach or checking password strength.
This update is part of a new batch of updates Google and Android are rolling out; the list also includes the ability to schedule text messages to be sent later on.
A new version of TalkBack (Google’s screen reader for Android), and improved support for Google Assistant to accomplish tasks even when your phone is locked.
