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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Alejandro86, Coje_He for clue delivery! CTOnews.com Google is developing a new feature for Chrome to help users protect the privacy of their IP addresses.

According to reports, this IP protection function is designed to prevent the website from tracking users. Google will test this feature starting with Chrome version 119 and continuing through Chrome version 125. CTOnews.com reminds you that this feature is optional and you can decide whether to enable it or not.

Google will use its own proxy server for testing, the first phase of which will be rolled out to U.S. users and cover 33% of the experimental Chrome version.

Interoperability and compatibility.

IP protection changes the stability of the client IP address, but does not cause significant changes to existing websites. In this experiment, the only ones affected were Google-owned domains, which included some third-party loaded domains. For these requests, clients no longer need stable IP addresses. Other domain names are not affected.

Data will be directed through proxies using CONNECT and CONNECT-UDP technologies and fully encrypted through secure channels established by TLS protocols. To reduce risk, an encrypted token is required on first visit, and this token is generated by Google's authentication server during Chrome login and tied to the user's Google account.

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