360 browser push prohibition tracking function

Yesterday, the 360 ​​browser launched the "Forbidden Tracking" function. According to reports, this feature allows users to detect cross-site tracking, cookie tracking and more.

& ldquo;No Tracking" is the latest Internet privacy protection standard proposed by the Internet Federation. 360 said that in order to maximize the commercial benefits, the website generally uses cross-site tracking and cookie tracking to collect user online behavior data, and analyze the user's online habits to achieve accurate advertising. However, excessive collection of such data is suspected of infringing on user network privacy.

360 also said yesterday that the China Information Security Evaluation Center and the China Software Testing Center under the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology have released evaluation reports on the security performance of 360 security browsers.

The results show that the 360 ​​browser passed the evaluation. The evaluation results of the China Software Testing Center show that the 360 ​​browser uploads and downloads data with the user's permission, and implements strict encryption processing during the transmission process. This means that the recent controversy about the 360 ​​browser "safe" has finally reached an authoritative conclusion.