Google Chrome has updated the message some users see when using "incognito mode," following the settlement of a $5 billion tracking lawsuit, reports say. The updated text, reported by The Verge ...

Google has quietly rolled out a subtle update to Chrome's incognito mode warning text. The update/change follows a hefty lawsuit settlement over alleged user tracking. The change, spotted in a pre ...

Get a comprehensive understanding of the Chrome browser Incognito mode through the updated description provided by Google.

Consumers suing Alphabet Inc's Google LLC over its data collection practices have lost their early appeal to pursue money damages as a class action seeking billions of dollars.

Google collected data in incognito mode despite suggesting otherwise. A proposed settlement aims to clarify language and delete or de-identify collected data. No monetary payments are involved ...

Google clarifies Chrome’s ‘Incognito Mode’ isn’t as private as you might think A more detailed disclaimer is being rolled out ahead of Google’s $5 billion class action lawsuit settlement.

Google has finally updated the disclaimer on the Incognito Mode of its Chrome browser to more accurately reflect the data that it still collects from users. This Google Chrome Incognito Mode ...

Google employees cracked jokes about the Chrome browser’s “Incognito mode” and criticized the company for not living up to its users’ expectations for privacy, according to a series of ...

Chrome’s Incognito mode is a bit of a joke that even Google employees weren’t so hyped about it. It’s now going to be less useful for “privacy” reasons, as explained in a new disclaimer ...

Google implemented Incognito mode on Chrome for whenever the need arises to do some "private" browsing, and it's pretty easy to get started on Android.

Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explains how using incognito mode may not be the most private way to browse the internet and shows you how to keep your browse history safe.

Not all Google Maps features are available in the Incognito mode, pretty much because they need access to data about you.