Google Chrome: How to protect from phishing and malware

Google chrome: How to enhance Privacy and security

Hello friends, this presentation will show you how to enhance privacy and

security settings in Google chrome. Watch the presentation carefully.

Click HereClick

Settings

Enable Phishing and Malware Protection

1st Click this Tab

Then click Settings

Click Advanced Settings

From the Privacy section check the option “Enable

phishing and malware protection” After enabling the option Google

chrome will warn you if try to open a website that is infected or something

phishing with message like “The Website Ahead Contains Malware! “

OR “Reported Phishing Website Ahead!”

Click this check box

After enabling this option any third party website will not allowed to use your browsing patters for displaying advertisement or other things based on your browser search history.

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