How to Turn Off Ad Tracking on Google Chrome
Ad tracking in Chrome allows websites and advertisers to track your activity. This data is then used to serve ads to users. For more privacy, you should turn on Do Not Track mode. This feature sends a privacy-first signal to websites, reducing unwanted tracking. Here's how to turn off ad tracking in Google Chrome.
Instructions to turn off Google Chrome ad tracking on mobile
Step 1:
On the Google Chrome interface on your phone, click on the 3-dot icon and select Settings in the displayed list.
Step 2:
Go to the settings interface for the Chrome browser, the user continues to click on Privacy and security . Now you click on the setting Send 'Do Not Track' request .
Step 3:
This feature is off by default, so you need to enable Do Not Track on Google Chrome to enhance your privacy.
How to enable Do Not Track on Chrome PC
Step 1:
On the Chrome browser interface on your computer, click on the 3-dot icon and select Settings in the displayed list.
Step 2:
Switch to new settings for the browser, users click on Privacy and security on the left side of the interface.
Step 3:
Next, you look to the side, we select Third-party Cookies to proceed with the adjustment.
Switch to the new interface, you need to activate the setting Send "Do Not Track" request with your web browsing traffic. Then display the notification as shown, you click Confirm.
The Do Not Track feature has been enabled on Google Chrome desktop.
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