A few simple practices can reduce the risk of exposing your internet accounts to hackers. You should use a unique password for every account you have -- one that’s long and hard to guess. You should also get a password manager to protect those passwords. Finally, you should use two-factor authentication (2FA) whenever possible. This will add another layer of security to those apps and services that support 2FA. Google is one of the companies that offers 2FA for its apps. If you happen to be a Chrome user on Android, you're in luck: You can use the mobile browser as a 2FA security key when logging into Google apps on a computer.
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