GOOGLE Chrome is set for an update that will bring additional warnings designed to save users from hacking attacks and dangerous malware when browsing the web

Google Chrome is the American tech giant's browser that is by far the most popular around on mobile and desktop platforms.

The browser is regularly updated by the Mountain View firm, meaning new features and improvements are consistently introduced.

It appears Google's next upgrade for Chrome is centred around making users safer on the internet by alerting them to fraudulent websites.

She said: "What people are seeing in the URL bar really just isn't helpful to them as a security mechanism

"In a security professional’s ideal world, every web user would carefully inspect their browser’s URL bar on every page they visit, verifying that they are accessing the site they intend to be accessing.

"In reality, many users rarely notice the URL bar and don’t know how to interpret the URL to verify a website’s identity.

"An evil URL may even be carefully designed to be indistinguishable from a legitimate one, such that even an expert couldn’t tell the difference!"

The new Chrome warning is designed to alert users when they are on a fraudulent site like "paypa1.com" instead of "paypal.com".

Such pages take advantage of phishing methods as a platform for hack attacks and to deliver malware to users, as noted by CNET.

Essentially, the Chrome warning is designed to alert the user they should leave the site in question and not enter vital information such as credit or debit card details.

Discussing the new feature, Stark emphasised Google wanted the warning to be "informal rather than scary".

It appears Google's next upgrade for Chrome is centred around making users safer (Image: Getty)

Fraudulent sites can use phishing methods as a platform for hack attacks (Image: Getty)

It is understood the user will have the option to ignore the warning if they choose once it has been released.

ZDNet recently posted images of the warning running in Chrome Canary.

Chrome Canary is an early version of the browser that is used to test forthcoming features.

In the example shown by the outlet, an alert appeared suggesting the user head to "paypal.com" instead of the "paypai.com" URL that had been navigated to.

Although a released date for the new warning has not been confirmed, its appearance in Canary means it may not be long before all Chrome fans receive it.

It is also unknown if the feature will arrive on smartphones in addition to desktops.

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How to Browse for Free in any Country (First Part)

• To browse free in any Country, you will need to follow these instructions all through.
• Visit https://www.tcpvpn.com/ and select a server near your location e.g. Europe.
• Now select your country or a country near yours, e.g. the Netherlands.
• Select a server and below it, click CREATE USERNAME AND PASSWORD.
• Enter your details i.e. the username and password.
• After doing this, your server is created automatically and you will get this informations below displayed to you.

• Username: tcpvpn.com-mytest1

  Password: 123456

  IP: 146.185.155.204

  Host: nl.tcpvpn.com

  • Now, visit this link for a proxy.
  • Check for the proxy of the same country you used earlier. (During my set-up, my proxy is the same as the IP 146.185.155.204)
  • Also, check the ports open. (We will be using 80 or 8080 as our port.

  How to Browse for Free in any Country (Second Part)

  • Install Http injector from Google Play Store Here.
  • Launch the app after installation.
  • On the Top-most Right Hand Corner, there are 3 horizontal lines, click it to open the menu and click on “SSH SETTINGS”
  • You will use the same info used in the First Step here.

  • SSH HOST: 146.185.155.204 (or nl.tcpvpn.com if your server doesn’t have an ip ,depending on the ssh server provider)

    SSH port: 22

    Username: tcpvpn.com-mytest1

    Password: 123456

    • Navigate back to the main page, click the menu again and go to “PAYLOAD GENERATOR”.
    • You’ll need to do some checks on Google based on your network provider and your country as I mentioned at the beginning of this tutorial.
    In my case (taking Nigeria as a case study), I will set as below:

    URL/ HOST: m.facebook.com

    EXTRA HEADER: (TICK THE FOLLOWING) ONLINE HOST , FORWARD HOST , KEEP ALIVE

    • Click GENERATE PAYLOAD (at the end of the page of the software)
    • Now that the payload has been generated, find below this line, the “REMOTE PROXY” line.
    • Click that and a small pop-up with 2 boxes should come above. Set it as below;

    PROXY IP/HOST : 146.185.155.204

    Port : 80

    • Click SAVE, click START from the main page and check if it’s connected.
    Now continue to enjoy your free browsing in any country you are till the coming of Jesus Christ.
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Smartphone makes keeping in touch with family, friends and associates easier. But staying connected means more data usage obviously

Sometimes, it could be frustrating when you open your phone and all you get is-‘you have no internet connection.’ Certain factors are responsible for this. It is important you set up limits and alerts to keep an eye on your data usage and maximize your data plans. Here are the tips



*How much data do you need

Most times, you may overestimate the data you need, so use cold hard facts to make the decision on which data allotment is best for you. Log in to your carrier’s website and review your data usage over the past few months. Select a plan that is higher than the amount of data you used during this period

*Set data alerts and limits

You can check your data usage on iOS devices by going to Settings > Cellular or Mobile data. These data stats do not reset each billing period automatically, so you have to remember to do it yourself. My Data Manager keeps track of your usage and even allows you to set custom alarms when you exceed a certain amount of data in a month

*Use Wi-Fi wherever possible

There is a fundamental rule for saving cellular data: If there’s Wi-Fi, use it. Chances are at both home and work; you’ll have some type of Wi-Fi access to connect. Even in many public places including parks, supermarkets, department stores, public Wi-Fi is there for your use. Get in the habit of checking when you’re somewhere new, and this will  lead to a substantial drop in cellular data usage

* Avoid using push email

When you use push email, your device is constantly looking for new messages. *Take your maps offline Navigation apps can be a surprisingly large hog on your data. If you’re using them all the time to find specific shops, restaurants, new city, maybe you should look at downloading the area map ahead of time. If you’re an Android user, this is simple. Just boot up Google Maps, search for the area you want to download, and then tap More info, followed by Download

*Change your browsing habits

It’s always better to browse the mobile version of the website on a mobile device, so avoid using the desktop versions of a site if you can. Also, despite taking up a fair amount of storage on your phone, the browser cache is actually a good thing here. By preserving your cache, you won’t have to download images from frequently visited websites every time you visit them

*Subscribe to streaming services with offline options

Videos are by far the biggest drain on your data, so if you stream a lot of YouTube content, then consider YouTube Red. In addition to the option of saving videos onto your device, you also have their music service built in. With other streaming subscriptions, you will want to check where they offer offline content too. Apps like Apple Music, Google Play Music allow you to create playlists for offline listening