Google urges 3 billion Chrome users to update browser for critical security fixes

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Google has announced a critical security update for Chrome users due to four high-rated vulnerabilities. This update affects over 3 billion users across various platforms. Users are advised to update their browsers immediately to ensure protection. The update process involves accessing the Help menu in Chrome and restarting the browser after installation. Google automatically updates Chrome, but users must restart the browser to activate the fixes. Additionally, Google is testing a new AI-powered scam detection feature in Chrome. This feature analyzes web pages for malicious intent and brand impersonation, providing real-time alerts to users about potential scams while browsing.


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