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Google has a commitment to safe browsing that includes some resources that were new to me. First, Google maintains a database of suspect sites that users can check if they are concerned about a specific site.<\/a> You can enter a URL and it will indicate whether that address appears within its database of suspect sites. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Google also has integrated protection options within its Chrome browser. As a user, you can control the level of safety you want. To explore the options, go to Settings within the Chrome browser and select Privacy and Security. This will bring up the various areas in which the user can select options. If you are interested in preventing accidental exposure to dangerous sites, select Security from among the options. This will offer the options for Safe Browsing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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