2021-03-16 15:52:03
How to Check for Compromised Passwords in Chrome for Android
The safety check feature is hidden under Chrome’s flag settings. We need to enable two flags to use the new feature.
Step 1: First of all, head to the Google Play Store and update the Google Chrome browser.
Step 2: Now launch Google Chrome browser on your Android device.
Step 3: Now on the URL bar, enter the address chrome://flags.
Step 4: This will open the Flags page. On the Flags, search for ‘Bulk Password’. Select ‘Enable’ for the ‘Bulk Password Check’ flag.
Step 5: Once done, search for the ‘Safety Check’ on the Chrome flags page. Select ‘Enable’ for the ‘Safety Check on Android‘ flag.
Step 6: Once done, tap on the ‘Relaunch’ button to restart the web browser.
Step 7: After the restart, open Chrome settings. You will find a new ‘Safety Check’ option on the Settings.
Step 8: Tap on the Safety check button, and you will find three new options – Updates, Passwords, and Safe Browsing.
Step 9: To check for the compromised password, tap on the ‘Check now’ button.
That’s it! You are done. If Chrome for Android finds any compromised password, it will show you the password. Simply, change the compromised password.
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