How To Regulate Safe Browsing Protection Level In Chrome As Needed

Google's safe browsing illustration (photo: Google)

JAKARTA - While using Google Safe Browsing in Chrome, you will receive a warning that helps protect you from malicious malware, sites and extensions, phishing, and malicious ads.

So, every time you visit a website or try to download, Chrome will check with a safe browsing based on the level of protection you have chosen.

There are three safe browsing levels that you can choose from, including:

Enhanced protection: This option is Google's safest browsing experience, enhanced protection offers security from new and potential hazards.

Standard protection: By default, standard protection offers security from known dangers.

No protection: You can also disable safe browsing, but you won't be protected from potentially harmful websites, downloads, and extensions.

How to change the level of your Safe Browse protection in Chrome: