In an effort to enhance security on Android devices, Google is testing a new feature for its Chrome browser. This feature automatically removes permissions from websites that have not been visited in a certain amount of time. The feature was initially found in the Google Chrome Canary version for Android and was already available in the Desktop version of the browser.
The new feature allows users to grant website permissions temporarily or completely disable them. Users will have different options for controlling access to their camera, microphone, location, and notifications. This feature aims to improve security on the device by revoking access to websites that have not been visited recently.
Google has announced that this feature will be available in an upcoming update for Google Chrome on Android devices. Users can enable it in the settings of the browser once it becomes available. Once activated, it will remove permissions from websites that the user has not visited recently, making it useful for cases where permission like access to the microphone was granted to a website that is no longer being used.
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This new feature by Google will help users control their device’s privacy better by removing unnecessary permissions from unused websites. It’s a great addition to other security features that Google has implemented recently such as cross-site scripting (XSS) protection and HTTPS encryption for all traffic on Chrome extensions.
Overall, this new feature is a step forward towards enhancing security on Android devices while providing users with more control over their device’s privacy settings.
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