ChromeOS now includes privacy toggles, thanks to Google

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Google has introduced new privacy features in its Chrome OS operating system. The new privacy toggles give users greater control over how their personal information is shared and used by third-party apps.

The privacy features allow users to easily control which apps can access their camera and microphone, as well as which apps are allowed to access their location data. Users can also choose to block all third-party cookies, which are often used by advertisers to track user behavior and serve targeted ads.

In addition to the privacy toggles, Google has also introduced a new feature called “Quick Answers”. This feature allows users to quickly access answers to common questions without having to open a web browser or search engine. Quick Answers can be accessed by clicking on the “Search” button on the keyboard and typing in a question.

The new privacy features are part of Google’s ongoing efforts to improve user privacy and security across its products and services. The company has faced criticism in the past for its data collection practices and has been working to address these concerns.

Chrome OS is a popular operating system for laptops and other devices, particularly in education and business settings. The new privacy features are likely to be welcomed by users who are concerned about their personal information being shared without their consent.

RE-reported from the story originally published in Gadgets now