Each time you visit a website or attempt a download, Chrome checks with Safe Browsing based on the protection level you've selected. You can choose: Enhanced protection: Google’s most secure …

If you choose to turn on Enhanced Safe Browsing for your account, Enhanced Safe Browsing keeps you safe when you’re signed in and improves your security in Google Chrome and Gmail.

For a more private and secure browsing experience, you can use Chrome’s safety features, like Safety Check and Safe Browsing.

Your Safe Browsing setting in other Google products won't be affected. You can choose to visit an unsafe site or download a file after you receive a warning from Chrome.

You can choose your level of Safe Browsing and how much of your data is sent to Google to improve security for you and other web users. You can always choose to visit an unsafe site or download a …

Safe Browsing status: To ensure you’re protected against malware, phishing, and other risks, Safety Check can occasionally remind you to review your Safe Browsing settings.

Als je Google Safe Browsing gebruikt in Chrome, krijg je waarschuwingen die je beschermen tegen malware, malafide sites en extensies, phishing, schadelijke en opdringerige advertenties en …

If you're signed in to your Google Account when you save your settings, your settings stay the same in every browser you sign in to. On your computer, go to your Search settings.

If you don't want to be warned about unsafe sites, you can turn off Safe Browsing in Chrome. This also turns off download warnings. Tip: If you use Chrome at work or school, your network admin may set …

Sometimes, your SafeSearch setting can be set to "Filter" and locked by someone who controls your account, device, or internet search. You can check if your SafeSearch is locked . If it's locked, at the …