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What is Enhanced Safe Browsing on Chrome for Android?
To protect users on the web, Google maintains something called a Safe Browsing blocklist. It contains a list of website URLs that are unsafe and potentially harmful. Google updates this list every 30 minutes and Chrome on your desktop or smartphone fetches this list locally after every 30-min time window.
However, there are instances where sophisticated phishing websites change the domain name in that 30-min time window which slips through Google’s blocklist. So to combat this huge problem, Google has brought Enhanced Safe Browsing on Chrome which checks the website for threats and updates the blocklist in real-time. This way, not only you but billions of users on the web can be protected against harmful websites because of instant reporting.
The only issue with this approach is that Google has to send the URL to its servers to check them and the data is temporarily linked to your Google account (in standard practice, browsing data are anonymized). Google says that it’s done to protect you across various Google services such as Google Drive, Gmail, Google Photos, and more.
Enable Enhanced Safe Browsing on Chrome for Android
Step 1 : First of all, update Chrome to the latest version from the Play Store.
Step 2 : Next, open chrome://flags and search for “safe browsing“. Now, enable two Chrome Flags, “Safe Browsing Enhanced Protection on Android” and “Security Section on Android”. Once done, tap on “Relaunch”.
Step 3 : Now, open Chrome’s Settings page and move to “Privacy and Security“. Here, you will find the “Safe browsing” option at the bottom. Open it.
Step 4 : Now, you will get three options: Enhanced, Standard, and No protection. Tap on “Enhanced Protection” and you are done. You can also tap on the arrow next to it to learn more about Enhanced protection on Chrome. Enabling it will check the URLs in real-time and will improve your overall security across Google products.
Step 5 : Similarly, you can choose “Standard Protection” which is, by the way, enabled by default. This method won’t check the website with Chrome’s blocklist in real-time but after every 30-min window.
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