Security Tips
Data breaches have become a common occurrence, and it is likely your credentials have been publicly exposed at some point. Atlantis provides these **Free Security Tips** to help you identify and secure compromised data. Understanding your digital footprint is the first step in protecting your identity.
By utilising advanced tools like **Have I Been Pwned** and integrated browser notifications, you can take immediate action to secure your accounts before they are exploited.
Android Security
Chrome now identifies compromised passwords and, on Android, **Google Assistant** can even change them for you. If a website is compatible, you will see a popup offering to have the Assistant automatically generate, change, and store a new secure password in your Chrome password manager.
To check if your Android device has this update, open Chrome, tap the three dots, and select **Settings > Passwords**. If compatible, you will see a "Change Password" option next to the site’s name.
Chrome Features
- Breach Notifications
- Auto-Change (Android)
- Secure Password Generator
- Encrypted Storage
iOS Check List
- Open Chrome App
- Tap Profile Image
- Select 'Passwords'
- Tap 'Check Now'
iPhone Security
While the automatic password change functionality is currently exclusive to Android, **iPhone users** can still take full advantage of Chrome's breach notification capabilities. This allows you to stay informed of any credentials that have been compromised in public leaks.
We recommend all iOS users manually check their passwords within the Chrome app and update any flagged accounts immediately to maintain a high standard of security.
Breach Checking
If you do not use the Chrome browser, we recommend utilising **Have I Been Pwned**. This site provides an easy-to-use interface that allows you to search whether your email address or phone number has been publicly exposed in a known data breach.
You can sign up for breach alerts, ensuring you are notified the moment your data appears in a new leak. This proactive approach is essential for modern password management.
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With **20 years in the technology industry**, we understand that software security is just as critical as hardware reliability. Our lab focuses on the full health of your device—ensuring your operating system is hardened against threats and your personal data remains private.
Whether you need professional advice on securing a breached account or a hardware fix, your digital safety is always integrated into our expert process.
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Q&A
How do I check if my password was leaked?
You can use HaveIBeenPwned.com to search your email or phone number. If you use Chrome, you can also go to Settings > Passwords to run a check against known breaches.
Can Chrome change my passwords automatically?
On Android devices, if Chrome identifies a compromised password on a compatible site, Google Assistant can generate and store a new secure password for you automatically.
Does this work on iPhones?
iPhone users can receive breach notifications via Chrome, but the automatic "Change Password" functionality is currently exclusive to Android devices.