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With that said, Google Chrome still performs excellently on most fronts and deserves its spot as the most popular web browser in the world. Google rakes in a huge profit from collecting the personal data of its users for the creation of personalized ads, so Google Chrome isn’t quite a “privacy-first” browser like some of its competitors.Įven if you’ve opted out of some data collection by adjusting your privacy settings, it’s worth noting that Google has violated its own privacy policy in the past, so there’s no telling how much you can trust Google’s privacy controls. Google Chrome suffers from one fatal flaw, and it’s a flaw with all of Google’s services: its privacy practices - or the lack thereof. Chrome is capable of making the same data available on your desktop and mobile device through device synchronization.Google Chrome offers some controls for opting out of data collection on the “my activity” page.