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Developed by the Human Rights Foundation, the tool works by notifying internet users about businesses linked to forced Uyghur labor

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Google Chrome will automatically warn you if an extension is malware, and I wish Microsoft Edge copied this new security feature.

The new feature dubbed 'Safety Check ' will notify and explain users whenever an extension they use is removed from the Chrome Web Store.