Google’s Safe Browsing project, launched in 2007, is a list of malicious URLs which all major browsers rely on to protect their users, including Apple’s Safari. After updating to iOS 14.5 beta, which is currently being tested before its eventual release. iOS 14.5, which is set to roll out in the coming weeks looks to be quite the upgrade in terms of privacy. From mandatory tracking consent requests (app transparency) to the proxied Safe Browsing service, Apple seems hard at work bringing new privacy features to its customers. Don't miss: Google.com partially dangerous according to their safe browsing tool

Source: Hindustan Times February 11, 2021 11:36 UTC