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The benefits of both Microsoft's Editor add-on for Edge, and Google Chrome's Enhanced Spellcheck features seem great, but it's been discovered that it is sending all the data that it checks.
Extended spellcheckers in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge have been found to be exposing passwords, payment details, and more.
Enhanced spell check in Chrome and Edge can send your passwords to Google and Microsoft, especially when you click “show password.”
Privacy and security are something that all browser manufacturers like to brag about in relation to their products, with Google and Microsoft being no different to others in this regard. But if you are making use of the Enhanced Spellcheck in Chrome or Microsoft Editor in Edge, some highly sensitive information can be sent to the two software giants.
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