Google’s plans to test an encrypted Internet DNS protocol reportedly have spurred some members of Congress to consider opening an antitrust investigation. They are concerned that the new technology could give Google an edge over competitors by making it harder for them to access consumer data. Google is experimenting with new ways to enhance online privacy and security while maintaining existing content filtering and parental controls in its Chrome Web browser, Chrome Product Manager Kenji Baheux explained.
Google, the company that spies and sells your data. thinking that same company wants to go anything good is madness. Just another thing to enable control
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Congress Eyes Google’s Chrome Encryption Plans
Posted by: Jack M. Germain October 1, 2019 03:18 AMGoogle’s plans to test an encrypted Internet DNS protocol reportedly have spurred some members of Congress to consider opening an antitrust investigation. They are concerned that the new technology could give Google an edge over competitors by making it harder for them to access consumer data. Google is experimenting with new ways to enhance online privacy and security while maintaining existing content filtering and parental controls in its Chrome Web browser, Chrome Product Manager Kenji Baheux explained.