Google announced that it's shutting down its short-lived "Dark Web Report". What does this mean for useres' cybersecurity?

Google has revealed that its “dark web report” feature will be discontinued starting February 16, 2026. Launched initia lly about a year and a half ago, this tool aimed to help users monitor their ...

Google is retiring its free Dark Web monitoring tool for Gmail users, citing a lack of helpful next steps and meaningful alerts. The tool, which scanned email addresses for data breaches, will cease ...

Google's dark web report tool is being shut down The tool will be inaccessible from February 16 2026 It was only launched last year, so clearly has not been a success Google has announced it is ...

Google noted that the dark web report would stop monitoring for new entries on January 15. The data it finds will be available for another month, leaving Google’s system on February 16. In essence, ...

Google is discontinuing its "dark web report" security tool, stating that it wants to focus on other tools it believes are more helpful. Google's dark web report tool is a security feature that ...

Google has decided to retire its free dark web monitoring tool, saying it wasn’t as helpful as the company hoped. In a support page, the Google announced the discontinuation of the “dark web report” ...

Google is adding its dark web reporting tool to all Gmail accounts in the US, with plans to expand to ‘select international markets.’ Google is adding its dark web reporting tool to all Gmail accounts ...

Google's tool scanning the dark web for leaked user information is set to shut down this week, shifting focus to existing security measures.

Reporting tools and software are crucial to teams, especially in terms of project management as they provide a structured way to track progress, identify risks and make informed decisions. They offer ...