Google Promises Privacy Protection for Chrome Users

Google, whose new, faster Web browser Chrome has raised privacy concerns on both sides of the Atlantic, said it was taking steps to mask the identities of people who use the tool. The move comes as privacy advocates here and in Europe expressed concern that the browser had the potential to give Google a way to track even more of users' online behavior and create rich profiles of them.

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