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Google s Chrome Browser Could Soon Help You Hide Your IP Address

Google s Chrome Browser Could Soon Help You Hide Your IP Address
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Google s Chrome browser may soon start hiding your IP address Here s why this is a big deal

Google s Chrome browser may soon start hiding your IP address Here s why this is a big deal
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Google Chrome will soon offer to hide your IP address for added privacy and security

Google is preparing to launch a new Chrome feature which will give users the ability to hide their IP address. Previously known as Gnatcatcher, the feature is now called IP Protection and makes use of proxies to help prevent online tracking.

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Google s Chrome Browser Will Help You Hide Your IP Address

It’s not exactly a VPN, and it will only work with Google-owned domains to start, but it could offer users more ways to hide their activity online.

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Google To Combat Device Fingerprinting By Hiding IP Addresses

Google To Combat Device Fingerprinting By Hiding IP Addresses
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