Google plans to delete Incognito mode data on Chrome, ending a lawsuit filed over privacy violations.
Google plans to delete Chrome's Incognito mode data, settle class action lawsuit Points out that privacy is being invaded by collecting user information even when using incognito mode.
On April 3, 2567, the BBC news agency reported that Google (Google) Prepared to process billions of data from users of Incognito mode on Chrome, as part of limits on user tracking power Under the terms of the legal agreement that the plaintiff sued The base has data remaining in the back-end system.
The settlement aims to resolve a class action lawsuit filed in the United States in 2563 that accused Google of invading privacy by collecting user data. Even if the user is browsing incognito mode.
jorge castaneda A Google spokesperson said in a statement: Willing to settle this case. which I have always believed to be inappropriate Along with stating that the company will not pay any damages. But I'm happy to delete old technical data.
In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs are seeking $5 billion in damages, with Google following suit. Even if the claim is disputed. This change has been made in response to the lawsuit. This deletion also applies outside of the United States.
in January 2567 after both sides announced plans to settle the case. And the same month, Google said it was starting to test a feature that would automatically block third-party cookies. This helps track user activity.
refer : bbc.com
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