Google settles Chrome privacy case, agrees to delete billions of personal data records, addressing incognito mode concerns.
The security of our personal data is more fragile than ever. With the rise of smartphones, every app we use seems to gather information about us. Moreover, it’s not just shady developers and scammers tech giants worth billions, and even governments, are implicated in this surveillance. Fortunately, there are those who fight back. Thanks to their efforts, Google has agreed to purge billions of records containing personal information collected from more than 136 million Chrome web browser users, settling a lawsuit that accused the company of illegal surveillance.
