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Google set to introduce 'IP Protection' feature for Chrome browser
Google is gearing up to roll out a new ‘IP Protection’ feature for its Chrome browser, aiming to heighten user privacy by concealing their IP addresses through proxy servers.
Belatedly recognising the potential exploitation of IP addresses for clandestine tracking, Google says it is seeking to strike a delicate balance between ensuring user privacy and maintaining cruci...
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