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Google Chrome Updated With Fingerprint Lock for Incognito Tabs on Android: How It Works | Technology News

Google Chrome Updated With Fingerprint Lock for Incognito Tabs on Android: How It Works Google Chrome is rolling out a new privacy feature for its Incognito tab that will let users lock it with biometric authentication. The incognito tab for Google Chrome will get locked when exited, however, users will be able to unlock it by using fingerprints. The feature is currently rolling out for Android users, however, not everyone can access it.

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