New Delhi. Apple has warned about two billion iPhone users to immediately delete an app that can incorrectly use users’ confidentiality and its bank account information. Tech veteran has issued a warning in a new video that whatever iPhone users are using Chrome in their phones, they should immediately delete it.
In YouTube video, Apple has advised its users to stop using Google’s Chrome web browser, citing serious privacy concerns without naming the company. According to a Daily Mail report, Apple’s anti-tracking video ‘Flock’ shows iPhone users trying to escape from an endless shower of monitoring cameras, which explodes when the user’s safari is selected as his personal browser.
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Why is Chrome considered to be a threat to iPhone users?
Actually, Google’s Chrome tracks third-party cookies and in such a situation everything is being deposited with user data to banking information. These cookies earn billions of dollars and helps websites and advertisers to monitor the online activities of Chrome users and show them personal advertisements.
Earlier, Google had planned to replace cookies with a new system, so that Chrome users could opt for “don’t track me” in one click. However, these schemes were postponed as there was a concern in the online advertising industry that any new option would leave less space for competitors, as reported in a report of the Daily Mail.
Although tracking cookies are not always harmful in itself, they can pose a risk of privacy and in some situations your data, such as bank records, can increase the chances of personal information, theft or leaks.
A report on the Daily Mail states that until they manually delete the cookies or use the incontento mode of the browser, the iPhone users who use chrome will be tracked for everything.
Which are the safe browser for iPhone users?
Apple has marketed Safari, her web browser as “a browser which is actually private”. Firefox, DuckDuckgo and Avast Secure are other safe browser options available to iPhone users.
