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Google Chrome takes stand against data-gobbling, battery-slaying ads

Google Chrome takes stand against data-gobbling, battery-slaying ads

Posted on May 15, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Advertising makes the internet go around, but there are times when it can bring it to an absolute standstill, gobble up your data and take a massive toll on your device’s battery life.

Google says no more. It has identified a fraction of ads displayed within its Google Chrome browser are consuming far too much data and having an adverse affect on the life-force of the smartphone or laptop in question.
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Computers & IT Tags:browser, Chrome, Google, laptop, smartphone

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