Beef up your privacy with Chrome's Do Not Track

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November 08, 2012 CNET How To
How to enable Chrome's Do Not Track option Many Web sites collect data about you on each visit. This data is used for serving ads that meet your interests, or finding out which demographic is frequenting a specific type of content. In an effort to help you protect your online privacy, Google has added a new feature to Chrome: Do Not Track. Read more | Share:  Sharon Vaknin Senior associate editor View profile  |  Email
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