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Improving Chrome privacy

Friday, March 12, 2010

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If you are using Google's Chrome browser, maybe after Microsoft put up a browser choice screen for Windows, you may be interested in some ways to improve your privacy when using Chrome, contained in a Google white paper.

Via Heise Security.

Labels: Google, privacy, web browsers

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