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If I were a betting woman, I’d be using Google Chrome. This is the world’s most popular browser. If you’re looking for the most privacy, it’s not my choice. Scan the list of privacy-ranked browsers.
After all, Google may know all the websites you visit, where you go, what you buy online, who you communicate with, and so on. Tap or click here for 8 ways Google violates your privacy.
That said, Chrome is a solid browser. There’s a way to do it even better.
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5 ways technology can help you stay safer at home
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Before you go into settings, take the time to make sure Chrome is up to date. This happens automatically after shutting down and reopening the program, but it’s worth checking from time to time.
Open Chrome and three vertical dots It’s to the right of your profile icon.
From the drop-down menu, help and choose About Google Chrome.
If an update is available, it will start.click Reboot end.
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1. Make your account harder to crack
Your Chrome profile is tied to your Google Account. Two-step verification (or two-factor authentication) adds an extra layer of security to your account.
Once set up, sign in to your Google account using two steps: something you know (password) and something you have (such as your mobile phone). This is only required when signing on on a new device.
Here’s how to set it up for Google:
go to myaccount.google.com.
from the left panel[セキュリティ]Choose.
[Google へのサインイン]and,[2 段階認証プロセス]and select[開始する]Choose.
Follow the on-screen instructions.
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2. Run Chrome’s Safety Check Tool
Chrome’s Safety Check scans your account for compromised passwords and available updates. Also, enable Safe Browsing. This is a setting that identifies unsafe websites and notifies users of potential harm.
Safety checks can be run at any time.
Open Chrome and three vertical dots It’s to the right of your profile icon.
select setting > Privacy and security From left panel.
[安全チェック]and, Check now.
Select an item and follow the instructions on the screen. Chrome scans for updates, compromised passwords, harmful extensions, and more.
File photo: Sundar Pichai, former senior vice president of Google Chrome and current Google CEO, speaks at the Google I/O conference on June 28, 2012 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA. increase.
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3. Extensions can put you at risk
Extensions add powerful functionality to your browser. Think coupon finders, grammar checkers, screenshot tools. However, not all extensions are useful. Some track you around the Internet, hog your bandwidth, and even infect your computer with malware.
Not just unknown downloads. Recently, 5 extensions with 1.4 million downloads were discovered hiding malware. Tap or click the list to see if it’s installed.
Not sure what’s safe? Chrome assigns the “Recommended” badge to extensions that “follow technical best practices and meet high standards of user experience and design” from Google.
It’s also helpful to search the web for phrases like “Is[the extension you’re using]safe to use?”
Here’s how to remove the extension from Chrome:
Open chromiumTap. three vertical dots It’s to the right of your profile icon.
cover over Other tools and choose extension.
click delete Click the extension you want to remove, then delete Also.
4. Enable HTTPS-First Mode
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is used to load pages using hypertext links. Websites that use HTTP are not secure. So you should stick to sites that start with HTTPS. (The extra “S” stands for secure.) This encrypts the website content.
Chrome’s HTTPS-First mode attempts to load all sites over HTTPS and warns you before visiting sites that don’t support HTTPS. Here’s how to enable it:
Open chromiumTap. three vertical dots It’s to the right of your profile icon.
select setting > Privacy and securityafter that safety.
[高度な設定]section, slide the following toggles: Always use a secure connection Right (on) to enable.
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5. Beware of incognito mode
No, you can use incognito mode No Keep everything you do private. It has several uses, but let’s be clear. Incognito mode doesn’t hide your activity from the websites you visit. You can still be tracked, your ISP can still see your behavior, and your data may be shared with third parties.
So what does it do? When you browse the web in incognito mode, your browser doesn’t store your browsing history, cookies, site data, or information you’ve entered in forms. However, downloaded files and bookmarks created during the session are preserved.
There are a few things I particularly like Incognito for: shopping, keeping embarrassing searches out of my history, and keeping my home and work separate.
Tap or click for tips on how to get the most out of incognito mode.
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