At last year's I/O conference, Google introduced AI Overviews, which have driven a major shift in Google search and in the internet's information environment at large. AI Mode promises an even deeper, ...

Google Chrome has native apps for PCs (Windows and macOS) and smartphones (iOS and Android). It’s also integrated into ...

On the internet, it’s easy to feel anonymous. If you don’t log in, no one can see who you are; you can even switch to incognito mode. The more savvy user would say that’s not really enough. To be ...

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Ever feel like your online activity is being watched, even when you’re taking every precaution? You’re not alone. In a stunning revelation, Meta (formerly Facebook) has been caught red-handed using ...

No peeking For now, script blocking in Incognito in Chrome is just a proposal, and Google says it’s seeking feedback from the ecosystem. The feature will eventually be available in Chrome’s Incognito ...

Hi TAG, I'm requesting an early TAG design review of Script Blocking in Incognito. This is a proposal for a Chrome feature in Incognito mode that will block the execution of known, prevalent ...

At Google I/O, Google said it will roll out AI Mode to all users based in the U.S. Well, that rollout seems to have started some time yesterday. If you try to go to AI Mode in the U.S. when signed ...

In the past, Google deposited such cookies — a term for packets of data — on devices to track users when they patrolled non-Google websites, even in incognito mode. The intended result is that Google ...

It ignored incognito mode, VPNs, and Android’s app sandboxing. Users trust these features to protect their online activity. But Meta’s hidden tracking still worked, even with them on.

That's not it; this process blatantly ignored privacy features like incognito mode, VPNs, and Android app sandboxing. These features are meant to keep your web activity private.