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Google has announced that its Safe Browsing protection service was now available to Android users.
Now enabled by default on Android, Google’s Safe Browsing technology will no longer entail turning on Google’s optional data compression service.
The protective service is used in Google Chrome as well as in other web browsers like Firefox and Safari and protects mobile web users from accessing malicious web pages.
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