Get 2GB Free From Google Today With a Quick Security Check

All you have to do is run a security check up on your account to make sure everything is up-to-date and secure. You’ll be directed to input your password again, just so Google knows it’s you, and you’ll be directed to a page that features six Security Checkup steps.

When you’re finished you’ll be rewarded with 2GB of free space.

Download the Gadgets 360 app for Android and iOS to stay up to date with the latest tech news, product reviews, and exclusive deals on the popular mobiles. And the next check is actually pretty fun to see – you’re given a log of apps with access to your account, and you confirm that you’ve granted them access.

‘Just complete a two-minute Security Checkup – seriously, we timed it – and once you’re done, you’ll get a permanent 2 gigabyte bump in your Google Drive storage, ‘ Google said. It also checks for what all devices are using your Google services including their locations.

Google wants you to lock down your security settings, and is willing to bribe you to get that done. We did it and it only took a few minutes – a small price to pay for an extra 2GB.

Google also has a dedicated list of tips to help users stay safe online.

Android Police noted that Google offered the same promo for Safer Internet Day previous year, so hopefully this is a trend they will keep up with in the future. If you see something that doesn’t look familiar, you’ll be directed to contact Google to figure it out.

With people becoming more concerned about their online security and private information, Google India took some initiatives to protect them from cyber threats.

The tech company has always been very concerned about security, and now they’re offering a free storage bonus to anyone who is willing to review their security info and verify their information. Completing the three-step process will add 2GB of storage to their allocated Google Drive amount. The Alannah and Madeline Foundation are offering a free e-Smart Digital License to every year six student in Australia.