Google Makes Dark Web Monitoring Free For All Users From this English month on, Google’s dark web monitoring service is going to be free for everyone. The company has started making free the automatic tool used by users to detect their personal information leaked on the web and remove it from the search results.
The technology giant’s dark web tracking tool was previously only available to users with a Google One account. Google One users have been paying up to US$20 per month for a subscription to advanced AI technology as well as additional features such as additional email and document storage.
There have been many hacking incidents in recent years. There is a high possibility that your personal information has been stolen and sold many times. Still, important passwords, social security numbers, or lists of your family members’ names in the wrong hands can be used in a variety of fraudulent activities.
From this, they collect the loan money and make the victim bear the bill and liability. To use Google’s free dark web reporting tool, you need to go to Google’s Results About You page.
After clicking on the Get Started button there, Google will ask for your name, address, email, phone number, and other information you want to track. Google says that it will not share the information requested in this way with anyone else and will not use it in any of its own products.
Google’s free dark web monitoring tool is another example of how technology companies are helping consumers and dealing with data leaks and hacking attacks that are a regular occurrence in internet life. Another popular alternative to Google’s dark web tracking tool is the free Have I Been Paid, which helps hackers track email addresses, passwords, and phone numbers that hackers are selling on the dark web.
So is another, Credit Karma, which displays affiliate ads in exchange for referral tracking. Google’s free tool has gone one step further, because when you go to the Results About You page and request it, Google even removes such information from the search results.