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Google has decided to take advantage of Face ID to offer even greater protection for your incognito tabs in Chrome on iOS. As The Verge reports, the latest Chrome Beta for iOS (Version 89.4389.48) ...

Google Chrome for iOS is getting a new privacy feature that lets you lock your opened Incognito tabs behind your iPhone's Face ID or Touch ID biometric authentication features. Users commonly browse ...

Google is adding fingerprint authentication to Chrome, with the latest beta of the browser able to tap into biometric sensors like Touch ID on Apple's MacBook Pro. Chrome 70, which was released in the ...

Google is working to make private web browsing on Chrome for iOS a little more secure by letting you lock Incognito tabs with Face or Touch ID. The update, detailed in the app's beta version for ...

Google is testing a new feature for its Google Chrome app for iOS, which will let Incognito tabs be locked with either Face ID or Touch ID on an iPhone or iPad. As highlighted by 9to5Google, the ...

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Google is rolling out Chrome 92 for iOS today with a number of new user-facing features and tweaks. With this update, Google Chrome now supports system-level Full Page screenshots, just like Safari.

Looking to keep your mobile browsing in Google Chrome private and secure? Keep reading to learn how to lock your Incognito tabs behind Face ID (or Touch ID) on iPhone and iPad. Whatever you think of ...