Google’s Safe Browsing is an essential tool that helps to protect devices from the attack of several malicious software when we try to navigate to dangerous sites or download harmful viruses. It provides notification to the users when their websites are attacked by hackers through dangerous viruses and gives the solution to the problem.
Google Enhanced Safe Browsing Feature:
Google’s Enhanced Safe Browsing offers protection against hacking or malware within Google Chrome and Gmail. It works automatically in the background and offers faster protection against dangerous and harmful websites, page downloads and extensions.
To help protect your data and personal information, the Enhanced Safe browsing tracks your account for various URLs, downloads, user extensions, system information and small sample pages. When you are signed in to your Google account in Chrome or Gmail, Google uses the information from Enhanced Safe browsing to enhance your privacy and security and protects other Google apps.
Moreover, other distinctive functions of this feature include Google using the Enhanced Safe Browsing feature as it scans and warns you about dangerous extensions, websites or viruses. It enhances Google’s capability to protect against hackers and protects against harmful links.
How to enable the Enhanced Safe Browsing Feature for your Google account?
To enable and use this feature, you just need to follow these simple steps, which are mentioned below:
- Go to your Google Account.
- Click on the Security.
- Scroll down and tap on the Enhanced Safe Browsing for your account and turn on the toggle.
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