Enhanced Protection Mode
An advanced protection mode in Chrome's Safe Browsing mechanism. It sends URL fragments, download metadata and page features to the cloud for real-time comparison to identify emerging threats not yet on public blocklists. It is off by default and tied to a Google account.
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The "Suspicious Site Warning" feature only takes effect when Chrome's Enhanced Protection mode is enabled.
Chrome's Enhanced Protection mode already provides capabilities such as real-time blacklist checks and deep download scanning.
Compared with Standard Protection mode, Chrome's Enhanced Protection mode sends more data to Google for real-time analysis.
Chrome's Enhanced Protection mode moves the judgment to the cloud: the browser sends fragments of visited URLs, metadata of downloaded files and some page features to Google for real-time comparison.
Chrome's Enhanced Protection mode is off by default and requires users to actively enable it in settings.
Chrome's Enhanced Protection mode is tied to a Google account, and once enabled it can take effect synchronously on other devices.
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The "Suspicious Site Warning" feature only takes effect when Chrome's Enhanced Protection mode is enabled.
50%UnverifiedChrome's Enhanced Protection mode already provides capabilities such as real-time blacklist checks and deep download scanning.
50%UnverifiedCompared with Standard Protection mode, Chrome's Enhanced Protection mode sends more data to Google for real-time analysis.
50%UnverifiedChrome's Enhanced Protection mode moves the judgment to the cloud: the browser sends fragments of visited URLs, metadata of downloaded files and some page features to Google for real-time comparison.
50%UnverifiedChrome's Enhanced Protection mode is off by default and requires users to actively enable it in settings.
50%UnverifiedChrome's Enhanced Protection mode is tied to a Google account, and once enabled it can take effect synchronously on other devices.
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