Chrome 71: The New Safe Browsing Tool against Fake Websites

Internet Browsing has become an integral part of our lives today. The influence of surfing the Web  even for the tiniest bit of information  is undeniable. It is hence a necessity for the web pages to be fair and truthful. When a web page deliberately plays truant or tries to misinterpret facts to mislead consumers, it is categorized as objectionable web page.

The problem of Fake web pages in disguise with misleading information  is getting worse day by day. The practice of designing misleading and fake web pages is not just unethical; it  also violates the major  rights of consumers.

Recent research reveals that in a bid to scam users, Web Pages deliver insufficient information about their subscription services. In order to access games or specific content in the website,  many deceptive sites seek mobile information.

Users, apart from gaining access to the prompted content,  also get signed up for a mobile subscription without consent on entering their mobile details. As a result, they fall in a vicious trap where they notice unusual deductions.

Surprising charges imposed on users from unclear communication has led to poor user experience. To combat this, the next Google Chrome Update Chrome 71 (December 2018) is focused on tackling these sites with shady subscription services.

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