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Jacob Siegal
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When it comes to protecting our data and ensuring our privacy, the companies that make the software we use to browse the internet can never introduce too many safety features. There's simply no such thing as overkill, which is why Chrome users on iOS devices will be pleased to learn about a new feature in testing, and everyone should now have access to it.
As spotted by Bleeping Computer earlier this week, Google has added the ability to lock incognito tabs behind Face ID (or Touch ID, for the iPhone and iPad users with older devices). Chrome incognito tabs are great for keeping embarrassing searches or websites out of the browser's history, but they aren't of much use if someone happens to borrow your phone and open the Chrome app. With this feature, it's possible to keep your incognito tabs private, even when you forget that they're open.
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Chrome on iOS is getting a great new feature to keep incognito tabs private originally appeared on BGR.com on Tue, 22 Jun 2021 at 21:13:58 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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