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Google has announced new features for Chrome as part of World Privacy Day.

Google is rolling out the ability to lock incognito tabs to Android devices. It's already available for some Android users, but not all. The company said it has already deployed it for iOS.

The Google Chrome web browser is constantly evolving, with major updates rolling out faster than ever and minor features showing up outside the standard release cycle. A few new privacy and security features have now arrived, just in time for Data Privacy Day.

Bangladesh has always been an important market for the world’s leading short video platform TikTok, as it connects millions of content creators and users across the country, and promotes creativity and joy.

Every iOS update adds new privacy and security features, and iOS 16 is no exception. Apple has added tools to make it easier to apply security...

Chrome regularly marks suspicious websites to help you out, but that tech is quite young. A bit of common sense is needed on your side.

Google Chrome v100 or above will receive "Privacy Guide", a seemingly new approach for activating or deactivating certain online privacy, safety, and security settings in the web browser.

Following the release of 100 major versions of Chrome, Google executives have penned their thoughts on their key learnings regarding performance, security, privacy, and more since 2008.

Google is rolling out a new feature to Chrome users which it says will help to protect privacy while online.

A web browser has become such a ubiquitous existence that often, we aren't even conscious about it being a separate software. After all, accessing the internet is seen as a core function of the computer. Given the amount of personal data we inevitably leave in the wake of our web-surfing sessions, privacy is one thing that is easily overlooked. Now,...