Google's Privacy Sandbox, which was designed to protect online privacy, is being phased out by the tech giant.

If you see a privacy error message in Chrome, your connection isn't private, and data you share could be stolen.

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Perplexity is firmly in SquareX’s crosshairs. In its testing, SquareX says, “Comet fell prey to an OAuth attack, providing ...

Online threats and privacy concerns seem to be ever more salient as users are becoming more and more aware of the lack of safeguards online. Now, Google is rolling out three new and improved features ...

Google Vice President Anthony Chavez has announced that the company was sunsetting the remaining technologies developed for ...

Chrome extensions were spotted leaking sensitive browser data like API keys, secrets, and tokens via unguarded HTTP transmissions and hardcoded spills. Seemingly harmless Chrome extensions aimed at ...

Google Chrome doesn’t offer complete privacy on its own—but when you use it with a VPN, your online security and anonymity get a major boost. Here are three major reasons why. Google Chrome is ...

You can change your location settings on Google Chrome to adjust location-tracking on your computer, mobile phone, or tablet.

In this age of constant digital malice, it's beyond the point where everyone should be thinking "security first." All it takes is one momentary lapse of reason, and a bad actor has your information.