Google Says Chrome Cut 7 Billion Unwanted Android Notifications Per Day
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Seven billion unwanted notifications dismissed every day on Android alone: Google is earning a massive pat on the back. The figure comes from their own calculations, but the mechanics behind it are worth exploring.
According to Google, Chrome's anti-abuse systems prevent more than 7 billion unwanted Android notifications every day. In a recent blog post, Google describes its approach as a so-called Swiss-Cheese defense model, in which several overlapping systems are intended to intercept abuses at different levels. Google stated: "Our goal is to ensure that another level is reaching if abuse slips through a shift. This approach allows us to stop abuse at s…
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IT Security News - cybersecurity, infosecurity newsGoogle Says Chrome Cut 7 Billion Unwanted Android Notifications Per Day
Google says Chrome cut unwanted Android notifications by more than 7 billion per day using permission controls, abuse detection, rate limits, and on-device ML. The post Google Says Chrome Cut 7 Billion Unwanted Android Notifications Per Day appeared first on TechRepublic.
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