Passwords are a fact of online life, but managing and remembering them can be a real pain unless you use a password manager. And your Google Account already has one built in – it helps you manage saved passwords, keeps them safe and fills them in for you. Your password manager also comes with a Password Checkup – a step by step guide to help check all your saved passwords for security threats. Check out your password manager at passwords.google.com.

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Last week, we hosted thousands of Googler parents for Take Your Parents to Work Day at our Mountain View HQ. In addition to showing Mom and Dad around the office, Googlers reflected on what they’ve learned from their parents.

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The #RecoveryMovement celebrates the 23 million Americans living in recovery from addiction. With support from Google, eight of them, ranging from a Google employee to a former White House staffer to a high schooler, shared their stories of addiction and recovery to help break the stigma and the silence associated with addiction and recovery.

Watch a short trailer about the eight people featured in the Voices for Recovery series. We hope it will make you want to learn more about their stories and the #RecoveryMovement.

Recovery is possible, and that is something to be celebrated. Learn more about how Google is supporting the recovery movement at: g.co/recovertogether

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The #RecoveryMovement celebrates the 23 million Americans living in recovery from addiction. With support from Google, eight of them, ranging from a Google employee to a former White House staffer to a high schooler, shared their stories of addiction and recovery to help break the stigma and the silence associated with addiction and recovery.

This is Maura’s story. As a young student, Maura developed an addiction to prescription painkillers. Now she’s living in recovery and studying for a Masters in Social Work.

Recovery is possible, and stories like Maura’s should be celebrated and shared. Learn more about how Google is supporting the recovery movement at: g.co/recovertogether

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The #RecoveryMovement celebrates the 23 million Americans living in recovery from addiction. With support from Google, eight of them, ranging from a Google employee to a former White House staffer to a high schooler, shared their stories of addiction and recovery to help break the stigma and the silence associated with addiction and recovery.

This is Ryan Hampton’s story. A former White House aide, Ryan ended up homeless and addicted to heroin. Now in recovery, he advocates for his community by using his voice for impact.

Recovery is possible, and stories like Ryan’s should be celebrated and shared. Learn more about how Google is supporting the recovery movement at: g.co/recovertogether

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The #RecoveryMovement celebrates the 23 million Americans living in recovery from addiction. With support from Google, eight of them, ranging from a Google employee to a former White House staffer to a high schooler, shared their stories of addiction and recovery to help break the stigma and the silence associated with addiction and recovery.

This is Sharon’s story. CEO of a healthcare-related company, her son got addicted to painkillers. He’s now in recovery and she is using her firsthand experiences to help build a recovery-friendly workplace.

Recovery is possible, and stories like Sharon’s should be celebrated and shared. Learn more about how Google is supporting the recovery movement at: g.co/recovertogether

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The #RecoveryMovement celebrates the 23 million Americans living in recovery from addiction. With support from Google, eight of them, ranging from a Google employee to a former White House staffer to a high schooler, shared their stories of addiction and recovery to help break the stigma and the silence associated with addiction and recovery.

This is Kay’s story. When doctors quit filling her prescriptions, Kay knew she had to quit. Since then, she’s had surgery for her opioid-induced hearing loss and has become a vocal advocate for recovery.

Recovery is possible, and stories like Kay’s should be celebrated and shared. Learn more about how Google is supporting the recovery movement at: g.co/recovertogether

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The #RecoveryMovement celebrates the 23 million Americans living in recovery from addiction. With support from Google, eight of them, ranging from a Google employee to a former White House staffer to a high schooler, shared their stories of addiction and recovery to help break the stigma and the silence associated with addiction and recovery.

This is Claire Rudy Foster’s story. Drinking & using drugs numbed the discomfort that they felt in their own body. Now in recovery, they are surviving and thriving as a queer, nonbinary trans person.

Recovery is possible, and stories like Foster’s should be celebrated and shared. Learn more about how Google is supporting the Recovery Movement at: g.co/recovertogether

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The #RecoveryMovement celebrates the 23 million Americans living in recovery from addiction. With support from Google, eight of them, ranging from a Google employee to a former White House staffer to a high schooler, shared their stories of addiction and recovery to help break the stigma and the silence associated with addiction and recovery.

This is Reno’s story. At age 12, he witnessed a friend die from gun violence, and started using Xanax to cope. Now in recovery, he’s graduated high-school early, and has been offered college scholarships.

Recovery is possible, and stories like Reno’s should be celebrated and shared. Learn more about how Google is supporting the recovery movement at: g.co/recovertogether

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