Google explains how its new Titan-M chip keeps the Pixel 3 secure

Google explains how its new Titan-M chip keeps the Pixel 3 secure
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2018-10-18 12:17

Despite its Google+ debacle, Google continues to claim that it pays close attention to the security of users. It has included a special chip in its new Pixel phones called Titan M, which protects consumers from bad actors.

Google says that the enterprise-grade security chip protects your data and the operating system. Last year, Google included a security module in the Pixel 2 to protect the lock screen and on-disk encryption. This year the company has upped its game by including several features in the Titan M chip:   Protecting the boot process in order to prevent hackers from moving…

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