Chrome to automatically redact credit card details and passwords whenever you share your Android screen
Browser researcher Leopeva64 recently discovered a new experimental feature in Google Chrome for Android. When activated, it will automatically block “sensitive form fields” like credit card info and passwords if you are sharing or recording your screen from an Android device.
The experimental feature was spotted in Chrome for Android. | Image credit – Leopeva64
In the best-case scenario, you should close any tabs with sensitive info before starting a screen-share or recording session. But if you happen to forget, this new Chrome feature could save you from a lot of trouble. It is always nice when technology steps in to solve a problem, even if one you probably haven’t thought about.
In other news, there have been whispers about Chrome and/or Android possibly splitting from Google. What is behind this buzz? Earlier this month, a federal judge ruled that Google’s search and advertising practices violated section 2 of the Sherman Act, labeling the company a monopolist. As a result, the Justice Department (DOJ) is looking into punishing Google, which could mean breaking up the company.
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