How to Turn on Enhanced Safe Browsing in Google Chrome?

As we know, Chrome stands among the most popular and convenient browsers. It provides you with several features, like automatically creating your browser’s theme and changing the New Tab Page Background Image daily. It also lets you disable the Chrome automatic update feature. Also, you can change the default Download location in the Google Chrome browser. Talking about safety, it has Standard Protection turned on all the time. However, you can move a step ahead and switch to the Enhanced Safe Browsing option.

What is Enhanced Safe Browsing?

There is no limit to what you can find on the Internet these days. You can find a math answer, a recipe for your favorite dish, or the lyrics to your favorite song on the Internet. While the Internet offers a number of benefits, it also has some harmful content. Keeping your private information safe while surrounded by technology can be quite challenging. Google Chrome has come up with a feature to help you with this.

Now you might be wondering what the Enhanced Safe browsing option does. The Security feature keeps you safe whenever you browse the Internet and sends a warning whenever a problematic event occurs, such as a password breach. It keeps you safe against dangerous websites, downloads, and extensions. When logged in through Chrome, you can also use Security on other applications.

Now that we have gotten you familiar with the feature let us understand how you can activate it on your computer. Keep reading this risewindows article for detailed instructions.

How to Turn on Enhanced Safe Browsing in Google Chrome?

You can use the Enhanced Safe Browsing in your Google Chrome, irrespective of whether you use it on a desktop or Mobile. Use the following steps to do so:-

Step 1: Open the Chrome browser on your system. In the Chrome window, click on the three dots which will lead you to the options window.

Step 2: Next, go to the settings.

Step 3: Click on Privacy and Security in the Settings window.

Step 4: Scroll down and find the Security option.

Step 5: You will find the following options there:-

• Enhanced protection
• Standard protection
• No protection

You should note that the Standard Protection remains enabled on your Chrome browser, which protects your system whenever you visit unsafe websites or URLs. However, move to the next step for Enhanced Protection.

Step 6: Choose the radio button which says Enhanced Protection.

Step 7: Finally, close the settings app.

That is it.

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