On Android, Google’s password manager already has a feature that can check for weak passwords and ones already used. Google intends to continue adding features Furthermore, to make signing in even quicker, Google announced the new ‘Touch-to-Login’ feature for Android that lets users input their information through an overlay at the bottom of the screen.

Google says the update includes a function that automatically aggregates different credentials used on the same website. In addition, the tech giant said it’s planning to integrate the password manager’s interface between Chrome and Android with a streamlined and unified management experience. The desktop version of Chrome already featured the capability, but Google announced it will be made available across all platforms. Users now have the option to actively add passwords to the system instead of depending on Chrome’s automatic functionality. To compete with independent services like 1Password and Bitwarden, Google has updated the built-in password manager for Chrome and Android.

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