Google is rolling out the ability to lock incognito tabs to Android devices. It’s already available for some Android users, but not all. The company said it has already deployed it for iOS.
Google has announced that it has added the ability to lock incognito tabs in Chrome on iOS and that the feature will also be arriving on Android, with the feature already being enabled for some users. With it, you’ll have to provide a fingerprint to resume an incognito browsing session that you exited out of.
