
What you need to know
- Alongside Morning Consult, Google's research survey about scam awareness showed that "over 60%" of users in the U.S. have witnessed scams.
- Despite the high number, Google says its survey data indicates that users have become more "confident" in spotting scams and avoiding them.
- Its data also points toward a sharp difference in online security practices with over 60% of Gen X and Baby Boomers using passwords while Gen Z and Millennials opt for passkeys.
- Google has recently pushed toward more scam/fraud detection software on Android for phone calls and texts.