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Google log-in prompts on Android add new layer of security
Google prompt adds a new layer of security for log-ins.
Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority
- An extra step has been added to the verification process when using Google prompts.
- After tapping on “Yes, it’s me,” you’ll be asked for a fingerprint, PIN, or other 2FA method to proceed.
- The new requirement is being seen on version 25.02.34 of Google Play Services on Android.
When you try to sign into your Google Account, you may be greeted by a Google prompt. This is a notification used to confirm your identity when you try to sign in or perform some other sensitive task. It will usually just ask you to confirm you are who you say you are, but it looks like the process just got an extra step.
Spotted by 9to5Google, version 25.02.34 of Google Play Services on Android has Google prompts requesting additional verification. Just hitting the “Yes, it’s me” button in the “Are you trying to sign in” prompt is no longer enough.
