Google Chrome it is the most used browser on the planet for surfing the Internet, but that does not mean that it is perfect, and today we are talking about a very important alert that targets all users globally. Google Chrome has implemented a Incognito Mode, that is, a private system that should allow surfing the Internet anonymously for anyone, but a researcher discovered the fact that the reality is very different from what Google says.
Google Chrome does not anonymize the data that is transmitted to the browser when a user browses the Internet very well, so that Google, or other companies, can easily find out which people use their services. Users logged in before and after using the module Incognito of Google Chrome can be identified, the same being true for the cookies that are displayed by the advertisements that are serviced by the Google company.
Google Chrome: MAJOR ALERT for Users
Google Chrome is considered by Google to be safe, and the information is characterized as coming from a person who would be a witness in a trial that the Americans have with those from Oracle. The reality is very difficult to understand by ordinary people who use Google Chrome at the moment, and this is because they cannot realize to what extent they can be identified when they use this functionality offered by Google's browser.
"A researcher from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee found that although the data collected appears to be anonymised, in reality, Google can retroactively identify it from the usernames and other account data used during the session. Google says: This report is commissioned by a professional DC lobbyist group, and written by a witness for Oracle in their ongoing copyright litigation with Google."
Google Chrome has been accused many times over time of the same thing, but until now those from Google have never admitted that there are problems because of which information about users would be disclosed. Google Chrome is the most used browser because the world is satisfied with what it offers, so it is rather improbable that people will give up its functions regardless of what various studies done by researchers say.
