The new features are part of a broader attempt to make privacy controls the same across Google's products and therefore easier to use.
Google rolled out a trio of new security features Monday that let you reduce how much of your personal activity the company tracks through its apps and sites. The features include incognito mode in Google Maps, auto-delete features in YouTube and Google Assistant, and Password Checkup. The new features are available across platforms and sync on Chrome and Android. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
Google rolled out a trio of new security features Monday that let you reduce how much of your personal activity the company tracks through its apps and sites. The features include incognito mode in Google Maps, auto-delete features in YouTube and Google Assistant, and Password Checkup. The new features are available across platforms and sync on Chrome and Android. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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