Google has enabled a new feature on Android that allows users to securely transfer their login credentials between different password managers, though only a limited number of apps currently support it.
Source: Ars Technica
Android users can now move their stored passwords between password manager apps more easily. Google has introduced a secure migration feature designed to help people switch between different password management services without losing their login information.
Support for the feature is currently limited to a small number of apps, but Google has indicated that more password managers will add compatibility in the coming months.
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