Google Chrome has a security check feature, which runs in the background on Windows 11 (and Windows 10) to monitor your password, extensions, browsing settings, and other features. It also has a new feature that notifies you when you send spam notifications to your browser.
You’ll see a new warning in Chrome’s menu when an online page or social media app sends too many notifications, especially if you’re not interacting with them. With Safety Check, Chrome notices when an online page running Windows 11 (and Windows 10) push notifications send too many alerts in a week.
If you click on this warning, you will be redirected to a page where you can block those notifications. As shown in the screenshot below, the browser directly presents the “1 site discovered with many notifications” alert in the menu. It’s unclear when Google started sending this alert to users, but Windows Latest detected it over the weekend.
As shown in the screenshot below, in the “Security Recommendations” section, a trigger triggers you to check notifications from someone who has sent a lot of them.
On my device, it’s particularly said that www. instagram. com sends about 8 notifications a day, which is a lot.
You can forget about Chrome’s caution or click “Block All” to block all those that send too many push notifications. If you need to block expressArray, click the block button next to your name.
As shown in the screenshots above, Chrome also has a directory segment of moves made so far, adding the revocation of location permissions.
This improvement is part of a larger update to Safety Check, which will also block certain permissions for internet sites you haven’t visited in a long time, such as your microphone or location.
According to Google’s documentation, Safety Check also aids your knowledge by:
To use Safety Check on Windows and Mac, open Chrome, click on the most sensitive part on the right where it says “More Organization,” go to Settings, and then “Privacy & Security. “
Since it’s a control panel, it will also display alerts of compromised passwords and notify you if the browser is disabled or if its security features are disabled.
In addition to blocking notifications, Google Chrome has another wonderful feature that allows you to preview your camera and audio device before sending them to websites. This is all part of Google’s efforts to restrict permission abuse at the browser and Windows level.
Mayank Parmar is an entrepreneur who founded Windows Latest. Es a publisher and has written about a variety of topics in his seven-year career, but he’s best known for his well-studied works on Microsoft’s Windows. His articles and studies have been cited through CNN, Business Insiders, Forbes, Fortune, CBS Interactive, Microsoft, and many others over the years.