Google Chrome is set to launch a new feature for Android devices that automatically revokes permissions from websites that have not been visited in a certain amount of time. This will help enhance security on the device by removing access to sensitive information such as geolocation and camera usage. Users will have the option to temporarily enable or completely disable permissions for specific websites, giving them greater control over their device’s privacy settings.
The new feature was first discovered by leaker Leopeva64 and Android Police, who reported on it in detail. It was initially available in the Google Chrome Canary version for Android before being rolled out to the Desktop version of the browser. The feature aims to improve user privacy by automatically removing permissions that are no longer needed.
To enable this feature, users will need to wait for an upcoming update to Google Chrome on their Android device. Once activated, it will remove permissions from websites that the user has not visited recently. This is particularly useful in cases where permission like access to the microphone was granted to a website that is no longer being used.
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