Google Chrome has introduced a new privacy feature for Android users, allowing them to share approximate rather than precise location data with websites. The change, buried in Chrome's settings, aligns with broader in…

The approximate location sharing option appears in Chrome 122+ for Android, letting users obscure their GPS coordinates to websites by up to 500 meters. This follows Apple's long-standing 'approximate location' settin…

In a separate but related privacy battleground, Pornhub has modified its UK access policy. The adult site now allows iOS users to bypass age verification by leveraging Apple's Family Sharing framework. This shifts res…

Chrome's Location Experiment and the AI File Controversy The approximate location feature works by intercepting GPS data before sending it to websites. Google says this prevents advertisers from building precise user …