Google’s expanding Chrome’s Incognito lockdown on mobile and Safety Check
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/ It’s now easier to protect your private tabs. Keep your Incognito tabs away from prying eyes.Illustration: The Verge Google is rolling out access to a feature that lets you lock your Chrome Incognito sessions behind biometric authentication, making it so someone using your phone won’t be able to open your browser and see what you were looking at privately, according to a Thursday blog post. The feature has been available in the iOS version of Chrome for a while now, but now it’s becoming more widely available on Android (read: won’t require activating via a flag). The Lock Incognito
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