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Google has launched a new feature in the Gmail app on smartphones that allows users to copy verification codes directly from their inbox without having to open the message manually. The feature appears as a "Copy Code" button next to the verification code in messages, making login easier and saving time. This feature is currently available on Android and iPhone applications and works with messages that include verification codes from stores and banking services, but it is not yet available on the web version. This move comes as part of efforts to enhance account security by simplifying two-factor authentication, which relies on temporary verification codes or alternative methods like Passkeys and physical authenticators.
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