You know how it is when, despite promising years ago that you’ll never do it again, you still find yourself tapping the screen. Yes when websites ask to send notifications? If so, you probably know how annoying it is when your notifications are cluttered with random notifications from random websites.
Luckily, Google Chrome has a solution – instant unsubscription in the notification itself. It’s rolling out first to Pixels, but it promises to come to more Android devices “soon,” and it’ll offer an unsubscribe option right in the notification. Tap it, and you’re done – at least for spam from that particular site (sorry, very important notifications).
Of course, you’ll have to go through all of them one by one. And don’t worry, if you ever accidentally click Unsubscribe, you can Undo your action and continue bathing yourself in spam if you wish.
In addition to this feature, Chrome will also receive an improved security check that will automatically work in the background to revoke notification permissions from sites that Google’s Safe Browsing feature deems to be “tricking users into granting them permissions” (i.e., you know, most of them).
The new Safety Check feature will keep you informed about actions you take, such as revoking permissions for sites you no longer visit, flagging unwanted notifications, and more. It will also remind you of things that need your attention, such as any security issues that need to be addressed.
Finally, you can choose to grant permissions like camera and microphone access just once. Once you leave the site, the permissions are revoked and the site can’t use them unless you explicitly grant them.
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