Security News > 2018 > September > Google actually listens to users, hands back cookies and rethinks Chrome auto sign-in
2018-09-26 11:11
Hides don't-be-creepy switch in browser settings as spectre of GDPR looms Stung by criticism over its creepy cookie hoarding and automatic sign-in in Chrome, Google has pulled a swift U-turn. Kind of.…
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