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Protecting your personal data is essential, so it is smart to think twice about what you share and who you share it with. But let's be real – sometimes we forget, especially when screen-sharing with coworkers or presenting to a large crowd. That is whyrecently discovered a new experimental feature in Google Chrome for Android .
The feature isn’t working right now, but it is meant to hide sensitive form fields by redacting the whole screen when others can see it. It is unclear when this feature will be available for everyone on Chrome for Android, but we do know it will be compatible with Android version V and above.In the best-case scenario, you should close any tabs with sensitive info before starting a screen-share or recording session.
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