Google Chrome. The most used browser for browsing the Internet, both on computers and on phones, is at the center of a new alert today, and everyone must be very careful about what is being said. More precisely, Google Chrome is presented by the Americans as a tool through which the Google company monitors everything we do on computers, but also on mobile phones, all without the users knowing.
Google Chrome. Based on an experiment done for Google's software, a journalist discovered that he is being followed everywhere by the American company's software without knowing it. According to the journalist, in one week of surfing the Internet, almost 12.000 cookies were installed in his computer through Google Chrome, all of which allowed the tracking of all the activity he was doing on the Internet.
Google Chrome. ALERT! WARNING to ALL Users
Google Chrome. Regardless of the website visited, almost all of them installed cookies in computers to monitor all the data that the user accesses on the Internet, all without his knowledge. Even those from Google had cookies that they used to better understand the user and display the ads he needed, Google Chrome being the perfect tool to collect all this important information from people.
"My tests of Chrome vs. Firefox unearthed a personal data caper of absurd proportions. In a week of Web surfing on my desktop, I discovered 11,189 requests for tracker "cookies" that Chrome would have ushered right onto my computer but were automatically blocked by Firefox. These little files are the hooks that data firms, including Google itself, use to follow what websites you visit so they can build profiles of your interests, income and personality."
Google Chrome. In contrast to Google's browser, Firefox does not install cookies of this kind, so users do not have to worry about the fact that they can be monitored anywhere on the Internet. Companies that display advertisements, and not only that, need these cookies to display relevant advertisements, and Google Chrome of course also has settings that allow them to be blocked, at least partially, but they must be activated by users to be effective.
Google Chrome. All this monitoring is done on any kind of devices in which the browser is installed, so now you have a very clear idea about what is happening when you surf the Internet.
