When people use Google Chrome to search the web, sensitive information is collected and their devices are watched. Since Google Chrome’s data tracking features are turned on by default, many websites may track users’ devices to get information about them.
How does the Data Tracking feature of Google Chrome gather information about its users?
A website that collects information about its users has full control over how that information is used. Websites, for example, may still collect information from users who click “Do Not Track,” but this information is needed to improve security, offer content, services, advertising, and recommendations, and report statistics.
Google made this clear by saying:
Most websites and online services, including Google, don’t change what they do when they are told to “Do Not Track.”
Users can still ask websites not to collect or track their browsing data in order to stop hidden trackers from working.
So, if you want to keep yourself safe, you should:
Step-by-step Guide To Sending A “Do Not Track” Request From Your Pc:
- Open Chrome on your computer.
- To access the menu, click the three dots that are located in the top right corner.
- Go to the Settings menu that just showed up to make your choice.
- Select Cookies and other site data from the menu located under the Privacy and security heading.
Instructions On How To Send From An Android Handset “Do Not Track”.
In order to do this, you will need to carry out the following steps:
- Launch Google Chrome on your Android device.
- To access the menu, tap the button that looks like three dots and is located in the upper right corner of the screen.
- Now choose the Settings menu.
- If you want to interact with it, the option that presents itself will be “Privacy and Security.”
- To make use of it, make sure the “Do not track” option is checked.
