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This might have been true a couple of years ago. Hardly today, but hey, it's Google so you never know what data they collect. Maybe a packet sniffer would give an answer to that?...Oh yeah, if it's https then you can't read it anyway. Wait, perhaps that's why Google have been such advocates of SSL!... Hmmm *conspiracy-theoretical thinking face*
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C0D4681387yAs of the latest pwn2own event chrome was the least vulnerable browser of the major browsers.
Other than the recent puny code flaw creating a potential issue to the less observant, I’m not personally aware of any real major issues to do with security. -
Do they use SharePoint? If so it's probably because it won't work in chrome, only ie6.
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Might be privacy related as Google collects quite some stuff through Chrome (source: the chrome privacy policy)
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@Jop- Re-read it about 5 times before I realized the term being used was IE and not Internet Explorer 😅. In that case I'd suggest to use Chromium or Firefox but yeah IE is a security disaster anyways!
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