Google Chrome for iOS will now allow users to lock Incognito tabs using Touch or Face ID.
Google is adding a new privacy feature to Chrome for iOS that will allow the user to lock their Incognito tabs using Touch or Face ID. The feature should come in handy for users that multitask across multiple apps or when an individual lets someone else quickly use their smartphone. With the new feature activated, Chrome users can lock Incognito tabs so that they appear blurred until the identity of the user is confirmed using either the iPhone’s built-in fingerprint scanner or facial recognition software. The feature, which is currently being tested in the Chrome for iOS beta channel, adds another layer of security for iPhone users.
