How to turn off automatic Google login on Chrome

In Google Chrome, the Identity Consistency or Account Consistency feature allows Chrome to automatically log in to your Google account when users access services like Gmail, YouTube, etc. This will help synchronize data, especially copper. bookmark set on Chrome. However, this will also affect privacy when using Chrome, or if you exit your account, the synchronization of bookmark data will no longer be available. If Chrome you are using has upgraded to Chrome 70, you can turn off Identity Consistency if you do not need it.

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Instructions to turn off the Identity Consistency Chrome feature

Step 1:

You open Chrome browser and then click on the 3 dots icon select Settings (Settings).

Step 2:

In the installation interface, click on the Advanced button (Advanced) below to expand the settings.

Step 3:

In the expanded interface, users find the Privacy and security (Privacy and security) section. Then look under the Allow Sign in Chrome option (Allow Chrome sign-in). Put the round button to the left to turn off the Identity Consistency feature.

Finally press the Run button (Relaunch) to restart the browser and apply the changes.

In case the user does not find the option Allow logging in to Chrome, please log out of the account that is logged in Chrome browser.

When turning off the feature, Chrome will not automatically use a Google account to log in to the browser when using services such as Gmail and YouTube. Data such as bookmarks, passwords, etc. will remain the same. Now you can freely log in to multiple Google accounts without worrying that Chrome will automatically retrieve account information.

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I wish you all success!