Apple warns iPhone users to stop using Google Chrome. “Unlike Chrome,” it says, “Safari truly helps protect your privacy.” Apple’s warning now includes secretive fingerprinting. And Chrome’s not the only Google app you need to stop using.

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According to Apple, Chrome uses device fingerprinting, a hidden tracking technique that:
- Silently identifies your iPhone
- Tracks your activity across websites
- Cannot be turned off by users

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This means your phone can be tracked even without cookies

🛑 Another warning from Apple:
Do not tap “Try App” links in Safari. These links open the Google App, which Apple says collects even more personal data in the background

Apple’s claim:
Safari blocks device fingerprinting,while Chrome allows it — making Safari the more privacy-friendly choice on iPhone.

In simple words
According to Apple Chrome giving Google more access to your identity and habits than you think, while Safari is being positioned as the safer option for privacy focused users.