Google says verified badge helps users identify trusted VPN apps Verified apps will be highlighted in search results and app pages Apps must pass MASA Level 2 and ...

The California-based tech maker, Alphabet Inc.-owned Google, has brought a ‘Verified’ badge for VPN apps on its Play Store platform. It is revealed to be given only for VPN applications that ...

Google has taken steps to keep users informed and help them find secure VPNs with the introduction of a new Verified badge. The badge (a shield with a checkmark and the word “Verified ...

The “Verified” badge, represented by a shield icon, is designed to signify that an app has undergone a rigorous security assessment and meets Google’s stringent safety standards. This ...

After introducing a “Government” badge last year, the Google Play Store is adding one called “Verified” for consumer-facing VPN apps. Google Play already highlights VPNs that have an ...

Third-party validation for apps like VPNs is crucial for user safety. Google's new Verified badge in the Play Store ensures security for these apps. Specific criteria such as user reviews and ...

Today, Google is introducing a “Verified” badge to try and help with this process. I’d imagine that almost all of us who use VPN apps do so because we would rather our internet sessions be ...

This means a brand new VPN app can’t get the “Verified” badge. The whole reason for this is to create a safer and more transparent Google Play ecosystem.

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