Chrome For iOS Is Sharing The Sordid Searches You Make In Incognito Mode

Cult of Mac
By Killian BellOct 3, 2013, 11:12 am225 pts
Let’s not beat around the bush; the incognito mode built into Google Chrome for iOS is used for one thing, and that’s browsing websites that you wouldn’t want others to know you were browsing. But you should stop it — right now. It appears that the latest release added a nasty bug that causes all […] The post…

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