Google Chrome will prevent users from subscribing to unknowing services

Google will ban "offensive" ads on websites with the arrival of the new version of Chrome 71, while the latest report revealed that the browser itself would prevent users from subscribing to services at without their knowledge. Starting with the arrival of Chrome 71, which will arrive in December 2018, Chrome will post a warning about these pages.

According to the Indian website TOI, this allows users to make informed decisions when registering for a mobile subscription service. They will have the option to continue on the page or come back if they do not know that they are entering a paid subscription page. Google forces software developers to follow certain instructions. The instructions include: "Informing users of the procedures for which they will be billed, before any billing, and which should be visible and visible to the user, in addition to not hiding billing information and that this information is visible on all types of devices / Som well understood.

If Google detects a website that violates these guidelines and displays insufficient information about subscriptions or services billed to users, a warning appears on the desktop Chrome, Chrome Mobile and Android WebView. The search giant also warns the webmaster when he detects a warning. Such.