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Here's your daily crunch.

Coming up, Beeper says it's done trying to bring iMessage to Android.

But first, Google is launching a few updates to Chrome on desktop this week to make your

browsing experience safer and give you more control over your browser's memory usage.

The marquee feature for this update is Proactive Safety Check.

Starting with version 120, which actually launched a few weeks ago, Chrome's safety check on desktop will now run in the background

and send out proactive alerts when it detects if a password in Chrome has been compromised

or when an extension you've installed is malware.

It'll also remind you to update Chrome.

What's maybe even more important though is that Chrome's safety check will now

automatically revoke permission you may have given to a site a long time

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