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  • Research integration with Gemini and Lens is now possible in Chrome’s latest updates.

    Research integration with Gemini and Lens is now possible in Chrome’s latest updates.

    Google Chrome’s latest version 128.0.6613.85 includes significant updates that impact user experience. Notable changes include the integration of Google Lens and the ability to chat with Gemini directly from the address bar.

    Google Lens

    Google Lens no Chrome
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    Google Lens is now easier to use on Chrome, enabling users to search various elements on a webpage, such as images, videos, or slides during a live stream. It provides instant answers in the same tab, allowing uninterrupted browsing.

    Using Lens in Chrome:

    1. Open the menu of Google Chrome.
    2. Choose “Search with Lens”.
    3. Select the content you want to search on the page by clicking and dragging.
    4. The responses will be displayed in a sidebar for you to further improve your search.
    5. You can make it easier to access by pinning the Google Lens icon to the toolbar.

    Gemini – a constellation in the night sky.

    Gemini no Chrome
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    Google has integrated the Gemini assistant, ChatGPT, in order to make it easier for users to access answers. This feature is conveniently available through the Chrome address bar.

    To utilize Gemini:

    1. Type the symbol “@” in the address bar.
    2. Choose “Engage in Conversation with Gemini”.
    3. Input your command to receive the response in Gemini from Google.

    How can I upgrade?

    The latest update is now ready to be downloaded. To update, simply open the three-dot Menu, navigate to Help, and select About Chrome. This screen will prompt Chrome to automatically search for updates.

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  • Chrome introduces three additional security features in October.

    Chrome introduces three additional security features in October.

    October is recognized as Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and Google Chrome has introduced several updates to enhance security and privacy for its users. One notable update is the synchronization of access keys between desktop and mobile devices.

    Access keys currently in sync

    Chaves de acesso agora sincronizadas entre celular e PC; Foto: Chrome
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    Improved password management in Google now automatically syncs access keys across devices, enhancing security with options like facial recognition and fingerprint or screen lock for easy and secure logins to apps and websites.

    This update offers the option to secure access keys on various devices using the screen lock or a PIN on your Android device without sacrificing security. The default choice is a six-digit PIN, but users can modify this for enhanced security.

    • Start by creating access keys.

    Enhanced security confirmation is now more proactive.

    Mais formas de proteger a sua conta
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    Security Confirmation has been enhanced with new features, such as automatically revoking unused site permissions to reduce monitoring of online activity.

    Another useful feature is the automatic removal of subscriptions to unwanted notifications, which is becoming a common issue for individuals overwhelmed by pop-ups and irritating messages. The Security Confirmation feature also detects and warns about potentially harmful extensions, assisting in preventing risks proactively.

    Protection in real-time against phishing and malware

    Proteção em tempo real
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    Chrome’s latest feature functions like an antivirus, providing improved defense against phishing and malware through artificial intelligence. It operates in real time to detect potential threats from malicious extensions, websites, and files, delivering quicker and more precise warnings.

    How can it be activated?

    To enable this security feature, simply navigate to the Chrome menu, click on “Settings”, then choose “Privacy and security” followed by “Security”, and finally opt for Reinforced Protection under the Safe Browsing section.