Browsing Data

Google Agrees to Delete Billions of Records of Browsing Data as Part of Proposed “Incognito Mode” Settlement

April 5, 2024

The settlement would impact all Incognito Mode data collected from June 1, 2016 to before the start of 2024. Google says that it would delete most of this browsing data, but in some cases would "de-identify" records instead.

Browsing Data

Google Agrees to Delete Billions of Records of Browsing Data as Part of Proposed “Incognito Mode” Settlement

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