Google confirms new password protection measures for millions: STC asks who will be chosen and how will it work?
This automatic enrollment of 150 million Google accounts is good news. Still, some people have emailed me with concerns that it could lead to them being effectively locked out of their accounts if they don't have the right authenticator app or hardware key, for example. I took these concerns to the director of account security and safety at Google, Guemmy Kim, to discover how the 150 million accounts will be chosen and what the enrollment process will look like.
"Users will be notified seven days before their sign-in method changes from password-only to 2-Step Verification," Kim assures me, adding,"they'll be notified again when the change is made seven days later." These notifications, I am told, will be delivered by way of both email and mobile. That first seven-day notice of intent will also contain an option to allow the user to turn 2FA on immediately rather than wait another week for the enhanced security protection it provides."Users who choose to turn it on early," Kim says,"will enter the 2-Step Verification set up flow and be asked to enter any additional backup information.
"At this stage," Kim says, referring to the seven-day notification,"users can opt-out if they want to."
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