Hundreds of staff within the Android, Chrome and Pixel teams at Alphabet's Google are reportedly being laid off

Hundreds of staff within the Android, Chrome and Pixel teams at Alphabet's Google are reportedly being laid off
But US authorities still require Google to sell its Chrome browser, in order to mitigate 'illegal monopoly' ruling last year
US prosecutors confirm earlier reports, demand Google sells off Chrome web browser and end default search payments to Apple etc
US Justice Department to ask Judge to force Google to sell off its Chrome browser, and also seeks rulings on AI and Android
Privacy sandbox u-turn by Google prompts UK regulator to conclude “concerns remains” over cookie change for Chrome
Better switch to Firefox? After years of delays, Google performs u-turn and will no longer cancel third-party tracking cookies
For third time Google delays phase-out of third-party Chrome cookies after pushback from industry and British regulator
Google starts switch-off of third-party ad tracking cookies under privacy initiative, as advertisers say company gaining too much control
Alphabet's YouTube insists it is not slowing down Firefox, after complaints videos are taking extra long to load on the browser
The day that IE died. Microsoft has today officially retired its veteran web browser Internet Explorer after 27 years of service
Google expands data pledges to address concerns of British competition regulator, overseeing tech giant's removal of third-party tracking cookies
Google's 'vulnerability reward program' has found over 11,000 bugs and paid out $29m over past ten years, but now has a 'major makeover'
Google blinks first and delays Chrome’s plan to phase out support for third-party cookies until 2023, citing need to work with regulators
Unhappy advertiser complaint sees CMA taking a key oversight role over Google’s planned removal of third-party cookies (i.e. its Privacy Sandbox project)
US Department of Justice said to be interviewing ad industry executives over Google's proposed Chrome cookie ban, amidst competition complaints
Pledge not to build or use third party tools to track web traffic once Google ends tracking cookies in its Chrome browser
Look ma, no cookies. Google says it has made progress in effort to remove third-party cookies from its Chrome web browser
The UK's CMA opens investigation of Google’s proposals to remove third-party cookies and other functions from Chrome browser
Awake Security discover 'massive, criminal surveillance campaign' via 32 million downloads of extensions for Google's Chrome web browser
Three months after Firefox turned on privacy feature called DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH), Google's Chrome browser gets same feature, but only if ISPs support it
Microsoft roundly criticised as it plans to force-install Bing search engine extension for Office 365 ProPlus installations using Google's Chrome
Edge browser based on the open source Chromium project now available for download across multiple platforms
Google takes action over data collection concerns about browser extensions from Avast, AVG, joining similar action by Mozilla and Opera
Firefox users in US will get DoH privacy protection by default, but UK users will have to manually switch it on
Google confirms it will test DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) in Chrome 78, days after Mozilla makes Firefox announcement
Tech giants take action against Kazakh government attempt to spy on all surfing and browsing in that country
The move could help Google improve its privacy image – while at the same time giving it an advantage over rivals in the online ad market
Researcher finds simple exploit in Chrome for mobile that could be used to launch phishing attacks
Third-party browsers now compatible with Microsoft's secure browsing system – but sandboxed sessions still run in Edge
Millions of PCs still at risk from vulnerability that is being actively exploited by criminals