A security expert has discovered that Google had quietly made important changes to Chrome's login requirements. Matthew Green spotted that Google was logging users into Chrome without their knowledge.

Though Chrome launched in 2008 as a scrappy upstart, it has for years been the dominant web browser, with over 60 percent market share on both desktop and mobile. So when Chrome adjusts its features ...

For years, Google has given users of its Chrome browser the option of surfing the web without logging in. But a security expert says Google quietly changed its requirements so that when a user logs in ...

In a change with potentially worrisome privacy implications, Google has begun to automatically log users in to Chrome whenever they use the browser to sign into Gmail or any other Google service. The ...

Google has made an important change to the way the Chrome browser works, a move the company did not advertise to its users in any way, and which has serious privacy repercussions. This system, Sync, ...

Hyderabad: With the latest update of Chrome, logging onto any Google site by default logs you into the browser too. Before Chrome 69, users could avoid being logged onto the browser while still making ...

A security expert says Google quietly made important changes to its Chrome web browser's login requirements. The expert, Matthew Green, said in a blog post on Sunday that Google was logging users into ...