Google Chrome has recently started testing the features of privacy reviews on the desktop version and now the company is reported to bring features on android devices too.
The privacy guide explains various privacy controls to users simply and also tells how controls affect the overall exploring experience.
As seen by techdows, there are only two turn off in the present section because the current feature is being developed.
It is expected to be available for more users in the upcoming Chrome update.
The first toggle is ‘making a better search and search’ who share the URL you visit and reports of chrome use to the company.
It provides faster suggestions and perfects suggestions in the address bar.
The second toggle is a historical synchronization that allows you to synchronize your browsing history on all your incoming devices.
Until now, the feature is hidden behind the flag, to access it on your Android smart phone, you can follow these steps: Launch the Chrome browser on your Android smartphone.
Type Chrome: // flag in the chrome browser address bar.
Search ‘privacy’, in Dropdown for privacy reviews.
Select ‘activated’ and restart the browser.
To review the privacy settings, tap the three dot icon.
Tap Settings.
Choose privacy and security.
Tap the Privacy Guide.
Recently, Chrome Yuskina product manager revealed that the browser now shows results in 500 milliseconds because it takes search results from the web before you even choose a query.
The company also removes the local cache to complete the close closure.
Local cache added to the Chrome history system with the aim of making startup faster.
The company then knows that not only this cache adds to the complexity of code and the use of unnecessary memory, but also is the main contributor to be turned off in the browser.
Google Chrome for Android devices to get this new ‘privacy’ feature
