Google, the world’s most popular internet search engine, is working on a new feature that will allow users to automatically block abusive notifications from web pages when browsing with their Chrome browser. “A stricter approach to this element than the one that exists currently, which silences them”.

 The new tool will bounce inappropriate notifications, with or without users’ prior authorization to receive them.

With this new feature introduced in Chrome 86, it focuses on the content of notifications and is activated on pages that have a history of sending messages with abusive content.

The feature is currently available as a “flag” on a test basis in the “Chromium repository, but it already offers a stricter approach to such items than the current Chrome feature.”

As you may remember, Google had incorporated the Chrome 80 silent user interface of the notification permission, which underwent changes with version 84 and with which the “browser company announced the automatic enrollment in the silent notification UI for websites with requests for abusive notifications.”

With version 86 the browser, in a pop-up window, shows the message that indicates the blocking of notifications “because the site “could track the user if it allows intrusive notifications”.

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Source: cope.es

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The European Central Bank launched a two-year pilot project that will aim to introduce the digital euro, one of the world’s most important currencies worldwide.

The idea is to create a digital currency that will coexist with the physical euro. For this, the ECB began investigations that allow it to verify the viability of a digital version of this currency, which is used in 19 countries of the Eurozone.

This plan arises in the midst of the boom that bitcoin and the whole family of cryptocurrencies are obtaining. In this connection, Europe does not want to depend on large technology companies.”

Some analysts argue that due to the Covid-19 pandemic, users behavior on the European continent has undergone some modifications with respect to physical money, increasing online transactions to the “detriment of cash payments.“

The financial entity stressed that the digital euro would be used as an additional form of payment, allowing faster digital transactions, which would not depend on European community external factors.

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Source: eluniversal.com

La entrada ECB will implement the digital euro in two years apareció primero en Bitfinance.