Google Chrome will now walk you through its privacy settings to make sure you understand your choices.
Google Chrome is the world’s most extensively used web browser, serving more than two-thirds of the total desktop users worldwide. With the scale at which we rely on the internet today, it is instinctual to feel that our data is being used — or worse, misused — by big corporations like Google. Thankfully, Google Chrome allows you to change settings, offering users control over the data it gathers and to what extent, but these controls are often too technical or cumbersome for average users to monitor themselves. To alleviate this, Google is now adding a Privacy Guide, which offers visual step-by-step instructions to help users understand the benefits and the impact of each of the settings in Chrome’s Privacy and security center.
