After complaints, Google is going to give users more privacy controls in Chrome 70

With the release of Chrome 70, Google is set to address two recent privacy concerns with its browser. Users have been unhappy with Chrome 69 forcibly signing them into the browser when they sign into a Google website, and there have also been concerns about the handling of cookies. Due for release in the middle of October, the next version of the web browser will enable users to disable the controversial sign-in feature, as well as changing the way Chrome handles the clearing of auth cookies. See also: Users balk as Chrome 69 forcibly signs them into the browser How… [Continue Reading]