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Google will remove millions of browsing data collected in Chrome’s not-so-unknown way

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Google updated its Chrome browser’s Unknown Mode liability discard earlier this year and now plans to remove millions of users’ navigation history information, following the ruling that resolves the collective claim filed against this company in 2020.Google Chrome users filed a collective claim in 2020 against the technology company for understanding that the private mode, known as Unknown Mode, was not as private as it should be.In particular, …

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Google will remove millions of browsing data collected in Chrome’s not-so-unknown way

1 month ago·C A B A, Argentina

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Google will eliminate billions of data collected from Chrome's unknown way

Google has committed to deleting billions of records of browsing activity in incognito mode, after reaching an agreement following a class action lawsuit filed in federal court in California. The lawsuit pointed out that Google collected user data through the incognito mode of its Google Chrome browser. “Google tracks and collects consumer browsing history and other web activity data regardless of the security measures that consumers adopt to pr…

1 month ago·Chile

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Google will destroy billions of navigation logs in Uncommon Mode

Google Chrome under scrutiny over information collected in Incognito Mode. Source: Unsplash Google to delete billions of records related to user navigation in Incognito Mode in its Google Chrome browser. The technology giant agreed to this condition to resolve a lawsuit alleging that it was tracking internet usage of people who assumed they were browsing confidentially. The plaintiffs claimed that Google became an 'irresponsible treasure trove',…

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Google will delete millions of browsing data collected in Chrome's incognito mode

At the beginning of the year, Google updated the disclaimer related to the incognito mode of its Chrome browser and now plans to delete information from the browsing history of millions of users, following the ruling that resolved the class action filed against this company in 2020. Google Chrome users filed a class action in 2020 against the technology company for understanding that private browsing mode, known as incognito mode, was not as pri…

1 month ago·Costa Rica

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Google will remove millions of browsing data collected in Chrome’s not-so-unknown way

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Google will remove millions of browsing data collected in Chrome’s not-so-unknown way

Google will remove millions of browsing data collected in Chrome’s not-so-unknown way

Google will eliminate billions of data collected from Chrome's unknown way

Google will eliminate billions of data collected from Chrome's unknown way

Google will destroy billions of navigation logs in Uncommon Mode

Google will destroy billions of navigation logs in Uncommon Mode

Google will delete millions of browsing data collected in Chrome's incognito mode

Google will delete millions of browsing data collected in Chrome's incognito mode

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