Google has added a great feature for Chrome users

Google has improved the security of its web browser Chrome users.

For this purpose, Google has added real-time protection to Chrome to protect users’ privacy. This feature is now available in the standard mode of Safe Browsing in Chrome which will be enabled by default in the browser.

Note that for years Chrome’s Safe Browsing feature automatically adds potentially unsafe URLs or web links to a list that is stored on your device.

Whenever a user visits a website, Google checks that URL in the list and then issues a warning.

But the problem is that this data is updated by Google every 30 to 60 minutes, which opens many unsafe websites.

To prevent this, a real-time protection feature is being introduced to quickly catch unsafe web links and protect user data.

Google claims that the new version of Chrome web browsing checks websites in real-time and sends an encrypted version of the URL if it is not found in the URL database.

The privacy server then prevents the URL from accessing any user data such as IP address, the company said.

During this entire process, the user’s browsing activities remain private and no one can see your IP address.

Google said it will also protect users from 25 percent more phishing attacks.

This real-time security feature has been rolled out to users of the desktop version of Chrome as well as iOS devices and will soon be available to Android users as well.