Google Chrome browser iOS adds the function of locking stealthy tags, and Android version will be launched.

CTOnews.com, January 28, Google announced that it has added the ability to lock invisible tags in the iOS version of Chrome browser, which will also be available on Android, which has been enabled for some users. When enabled, the user needs fingerprint recognition to restore access to the exited stealth browsing session. This feature will protect the user's browsing and prevent anyone from accidentally opening the user's private browsing session.

CTOnews.com learned that although the feature is already available on iOS and some Android devices, it is still disabled by default. To turn it on, the user can go to Chrome Settings > Privacy and Security > and then turn on "Lock the Stealth tab when closing Chrome".

Google blog outlines five ways Chrome browsers can improve privacy, such as privacy guidelines, security checks, clearing browsing history, and Google password manager are all existing Chrome browser features, but invisible tag locking is a new addition.