01Jul 2020 by admin Internet users should exercise caution while installing Google Chrome extensions as the company has removed over 100 malicious links after they were found collecting “sensitive” user data, country’s cyber-security agency said on Wednesday. Related posts:SoftBank Is Not 'SoftPunku' Says CEO in Defence of StrategyTikTok Owner ByteDance Shuts Down Overseas News Aggregator TopBuzzAndroid's Nearby Sharing Feature May Be Coming to Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OSAmazon Workers in Germany Go on Strike on Black Friday Over Pay, Working ConditionsPUBG Mobile Removed From App Store, Google Play in IndiaMicrosoft Edge Bug Crashed Browsers When Default Search Engine Set to Google, Now FixedNokia Laptop Series Spotted in BIS Listings, May Debut in India SoonHBO Max App Comes to Roku and PlayStation 5Bollywood’s Bullying Is Killing Indian YouTube Parody CreatorsThe Mandalorian Season 2 Review: The Star Wars Cinematic Universe AwakensShare this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Print (Opens in new window) Print Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Related Post