Google Incognito Mode

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  Google App Reportedly Testing New Incognito Mode Shortcut for Quicker Access on Latest Beta Version

  Google app may be testing a new shortcut button for the incognito mode which lets users access it quicker, according to a report. This feature was spotted in a beta version of the Google app for the Android platform, alongside another addition which makes labels from the bottom banner disappear.

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  Google Has Agreed To Delete Millions Of Users' Browsing Data. Here's Why

  The lawsuit, filed in 2020, accused the Alphabet Inc. unit of secretly tracking people without their consent while they used the Chrome web browser in "incognito" mode.

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  Google Agrees to Delete Incognito Mode Browsing Data to Settle Consumer Privacy Lawsuit

  Google agreed to destroy billions of data records to settle a lawsuit claiming it secretly tracked the internet use of people who thought they were browsing privately.

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  Google To Delete Incognito Mode Search Data Over $5 Billion Privacy Lawsuit

  Google has agreed to delete a vast trove of search data to settle a suit that it tracked millions of US users who thought they were browsing the internet privately.

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  Google Chrome Incognito Mode Warning Updated After Long-Disputed Tracking Lawsuit

  Google Chrome will soon display a new warning when you open the built-in Incognito Mode, its private browsing feature that is designed to clear user data after the browser is closed. The new message informs users that websites can still collect user data, while other users on the device won't be able to see their activity. The change in wording on ...

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  Google Settles $5 Billion Lawsuit Alleging Chrome's 'Incognito' Mode Tracks Users

  Google has agreed to settle a consumer privacy lawsuit seeking at least $5 billion in damages over allegations it tracked the data of users who thought they were browsing the internet privately.

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  Google Settles $5 Billion Privacy Lawsuit Covering Millions Of Users

  Alphabet's Google has agreed to settle a lawsuit claiming it secretly tracked the internet use of millions of people who thought they were doing their browsing privately.

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  Google Sanctioned Again by US Court for Taking Too Long to Comply With Ruling

  A US court has sanctioned Google for a second time in recent days, after a judge in a decision unsealed on Wednesday said the Alphabet unit took too long to comply with a ruling last year in a data-privacy class action. The order stems from a class action claiming Google unlawfully tracked its users while they were using the company's Chrome browse...

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  Google Chrome Incognito Mode Users Lose Appeal to Pursue $5 Billion in Damages Over Data Collection

  Consumers suing Google over its data collection practices have lost their early appeal to pursue money damages as a class action seeking billions of dollars. Plaintiffs claimed that Google continued to collect data from users even when they used Google Chrome's "Incognito" Mode.

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  Google Chrome Updated With Fingerprint Lock for Incognito Tabs on Android: How It Works

  Google Chrome is rolling out a new privacy feature for its Incognito tab that will let users lock it with biometric authentication. The incognito tab for Google Chrome will get locked when exited, however, users will be able to unlock it by using fingerprints. The feature is currently rolling out for Android users, however, not everyone can access ...

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  Google Defeats Lawsuit Over Privacy Practices Involving Chrome Browser

  Google defeated a lawsuit filed in a US court on Monday, that accused the company of collecting data of users who had opted out of sharing web activity on the browser. The lawsuit had alleged that Google tracked IP addresses and browsing history, even if users did not have a Google account, or if they had chosen not to synchronise their Google acco...

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  Google Incognito Mode Not Really Private, Collects User Data, Says Texas Lawsuit

  Google search engine collects data on users who think they can be anonymous if they use a "private browsing" mode, says Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, filing an amended privacy lawsuit against the Alphabet unit.

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  Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai Freed From Questioning in Google ‘Incognito’ Privacy Suit

  Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai was excused by a judge from having to face questioning in a consumer privacy lawsuit over data mining.

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  Google Lens Integration With Search on Desktop for Web in Works: Report

  Google Lens may soon be available on Google Search on desktop as a user has reportedly found the icon while surfing in Incognito Mode on Chrome.

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  Google CEO Sundar Pichai Can be Questioned in Privacy Lawsuit Over Chrome’s ‘Incognito’ Mode, US Court Judge Rules

  Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai can be questioned for up to two hours by plaintiffs that have accused the company of tracking their Internet activity while in Chrome browser’s ‘Incognito’ mode, a US court ruled on Monday.