The tech giant notes that VPN by Google One adds more protection to your internet activity no matter which apps or browsers you use, shielding it from hackers or network operators by masking your IP address.

The VPN is available in Austria, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, the United Kingdom and the United States across Android, iOS, Windows and Mac devices. You also can share the VPN with up to five others if they’re on your Google One plan.

Google is also introducing a new feature called “dark web report” for Google One members on all plans in the United States to help users monitor their personal information on the dark web. Dark web report will start rolling out over the next few weeks to members across all Google One plans in the United States.

“Google One’s dark web report helps you scan the dark web for your personal info — like your name, address, email, phone number and Social Security Number — and will notify you if it’s found,” the company said in a blog post. “When you enable dark web report, you provide and select the information you’d like to keep an eye on within your monitoring profile. And if any matching info is found on the dark web, we’ll notify you and provide guidance on how you might protect that information.”

The feature will also show you other related info that may be found in those data breaches. Google notes that the info in your monitoring profile is handled according to Google’s privacy policy and you can delete any info from your profile or stop monitoring at any time.

The Google One subscription originally began as a way to pay for additional cloud storage for things like Photos, Docs and Gmail. Over the years, it’s expanded to become a broader suite of features, which now includes members-only perks, like the ability to host longer group video calls on Google Meet, 10% cashback on Google Store purchases and extended trials.