To ensure security on the internet

February 5 is observed as a safe Internet day. As part of this, Google provides some cybersecurity instructions to its users. Security measures are suggested as part of Google's #SecurityCheckKiya campaign.

Google urges users to secure their phone, data, and account. Google has suggested three simple steps

How to secure your Android phone?

The Google Play Store is where Android users can download the apps safely. Google Play Store is rolling out all the Google products along with the Google Play Store service. Google says that using the system daily searches five billion apps in the play store and detecting dangerous apps and avoiding them.

Google also suggested that the phone should be locked in a password This helps to secure private information if you accidentally forget your phone. Google says it should not be included in biometric information.

Learn how to secure your information from other apps

When installing apps, they ask for permission to access your location, contact, camera, microphone, and storage. Some apps require that such permission and they can act decently. Some apps will also ask for permission that is not explicitly needed.

Only provide the necessary permissions for the applications. It has the ability to check what permissions the applications have. Go to Settings> Apps & Notifications> Advanced> App Permissions.

How to secure a Google Account?

it's important to keep a Google Account safe. Google has given the proposal to check the security of Google accounts.

All you have to do is - Go to the Google Account on the desktop and choose Run Secure check.

On the mobile, open the Gmail app, select the menu icon, Settings> Tap ID> Manage Your Google Account> Run Security Check.

Google will provide you with the necessary security instructions. You need to activate Two Factor Authentication to secure Google accounts.