“In order to save our users’ batteries and data plans, and provide them with a good experience on the web, Chrome will limit the resources a display ad can use before the user interacts with ...

Security experts are annoyed about changes to Google’s Chrome browser. The latest version, Chrome 69, automatically logs users into the browser when they use a Google service like Gmail or YouTube.

Google has found itself under fire over a recent change the company made to the way users sign into its Chrome browser. Released in early September, Chrome 69 logs the user in automatically at the ...

According to several reports [ 1, 2, 3], starting with Chrome 69, whenever a Chrome user would access a Google-owned site, the browser would take that user's Google identity and log the user into ...

You can see more of this data here, or search for it on the Google search page, if you're signed in. Try "my purchases," "my flights," "my trips," or "my bills," for example—all this data is ...

On Monday, Google announced that an additional bug in a Google+ API, part of a November 7 software update, exposed user data from 52.5 million accounts. Or as Google puts it, "some users were ...

GOOGLE users have just hours to check their accounts or face losing some data forever. And it’s especially worthwhile if you’ve ever used Google Maps and want to remember key places vis… ...

GOOGLE is warning users that data from a popular service will be purged very soon unless they take action. The tech giant has been stepping up emails cautioning people about the move before it̵… ...

Google and Fitbit have announced that existing Fitbit users will have the option to start logging in using a Google account this summer. Users aren’t required to move to a Google account ...

Google will destroy user data to settle a $5 billion privacy lawsuit related to its "incognito" mode. The 2020 lawsuit accused Google of collecting users' data without their knowledge.

Google wrote here, “Due to a logging error, sites may see a small drop in data for this day. This is a logging issue only; it does not reflect changes in search performance or user behavior.

Washington D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine sued Google on Monday over allegations that the company uses "constant surveillance" and deploys deceptive methods to gain access to users' location data.