How to Prevent Websites from Accessing Your Private Data through Google Chrome
Due to the increasing numbers of websites, web applications, and smartphones, their demands have also evolved. They want to access the webcam to enable you to make video calls, and want to know where you are to provide accurate local information to you, and so on.
Websites are now asking for as many permissions as apps on your phone, but you may not know how to manage them, so today we’ll tell you how to restrict cookies and other data that can be saved locally on your laptop through Google Chrome, And it’s up to you if you’ll allow sites to track your identity across the web to better customize the ads you see, but you should know what options are available.
How to control cookies on Google Chrome browser:
While access to the microphone or your device to your laptop site is easy, you may not be aware of how important cookies are cookies that are a files created by websites you visit, to lend more easily to your online experience through Save browsing information, websites use cookies to keep you logged in, remember location preferences, and can also be used to create a profile for you and your online activity, which is why many web users prefer to restrict their use, especially when it comes to B Third-party cookies, which can track you across multiple websites, let advertisers know what you’re looking for on Google, Amazon, or other sites, so most web browsers give you cookie controls.
Privacy settings in Google Chrome browser:
Chrome stores a lot of your personal data, knowing where you are, what apps you’ve used, your autofill data, and your favorite pages. Chrome Sync calculates exactly that by storing every site you visit in Google, Chrome, and Android. It knows when to look and what to look for, how many searches you’ve done, and the most important search queries.
To learn what Google Chrome allows for any Web site, follow these steps:
- Go to Google Chrome browser
- Open any Web site that you use constantly
- Click on the lock icon located on the north of the address bar of this location, usually a lock that indicates that the location you are using is secure, but sometimes it may be a different icon such as the “i”
- Click the Site settings option from the menu that appears
- A new tab will open up a long list of access controls, including location, camera, microphone, notifications, voice, and more
- Press the option to reset the permissions for the Reset Permissions , to restore all of these options quickly to its default state
How to modify individual cookie permissions for specific sites on Google Chrome browser:
- Go to Google Chrome browser
- Open any Web site that you use constantly
- Click the lock icon located on the north of the address bar of this location, to open the
- Location Settings menu
- Press the cookies option Cookies
- You will see a list of cookies for this site and at the end of the list are two options to delete Remove or Block, choose MainSpeak and click Done
To automatically delete cookies for all sites in Google Chrome, follow these steps:
- Open the Google Chrome browser on your computer
- Click on the three dots in the top right corner of the Chrome window
- Click on Settings Settings
- Scroll down to Advanced, and then tap it
- Under the Privacy and Security section, click the Content Settings option
- Click the Cookies option
- Click the See all cookies and site data option
- Click the Clear all option
- Confirm this by pressing the Clear All button
