For queries that you don’t want saved to Account history, the Google Search app on Android is testing a rather prominent shortcut to “Chrome Incognito.” This works when you start a search directly in ...

Using incognito mode is one of the most common techniques people use to hide what they are searching for on the internet. This helps users to stay private and browse the web without being tracked by ...

In June 2020, Google found itself embroiled in a lawsuit alleging that the tech giant was illegally tracking Chrome users' internet activity, even when they had switched to the browser's "Incognito" ...

Acknowledging a potential data collection loophole, Google has revised its stance on Chrome's Incognito mode. This adjustment to the disclaimer follows the resolution of a lawsuit that accused the ...

It might not be nice, but it might just be fair to call anyone who uses Google Chrome's Incognito Mode and then expects real privacy a "rube," given that Google is a company that makes an incredible ...

With no record in your browser history from browsing in Incognito mode, you might think you're invincible. I used to think so as well, until I actually took time to understand what Incognito does and ...

Google has agreed to delete data that was collected from customers who used the Chrome browser's Incognito mode, settling a class action lawsuit that started in 2020, reports The Wall Street Journal.

The notice shown to users in "Incognito mode" on Google Chrome has been changed in response to a USD 5 billion privacy lawsuit. While it's common knowledge that internet service providers (ISPs) may ...

If you’re an avid user of Google Chrome, you’re likely familiar with Incognito mode, which allows you to browse privately. And if you’ve used this particular mode within the past four years, according ...

I might have to rename our Data Privacy Roundup newsletter as the “Privacy Sandbox Bulletin.” First, the UK’s CMA announced on Friday that it’s begun the ...

Is Google collecting your deepest secrets and then selling 'em to the highest bidder? The answer probably isn't what you expect. If you’ve spent much time wading around this warbly ol’ web of ours ...