He shared detailed screenshots that apparently show that Chrome had awarded a contentious exception to and, allowing them to store and access user information - at least on macOS - even after the browser was set to automatically delete cookies and site data on closing.
Jeff Johnson highlighted the issue in a blog post last week. This would mean that the search-giant grants itself the liberty to store and access users' data without their knowledge. Even if Chrome has been set to automatically delete all cookies and site data upon closing the browser, it allegedly retains site data from Google's own websites while wiping down everything else. The issue seems to be with Google Chrome's storing of cookies and site data on a user's device. Google continues to track you even if you explicitly instruct it not to, an independent software developer has claimed.
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