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Screen capture of Google Chrome's Incognito disclaimer. The tech giant is the target of a proposed $5 billion class-action lawsuit alleging the company has snooped on the search and browser history of users accessing the private-searching feature.

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Google likewise said it had "paused production on any new data requests from Hong Kong authorities."

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