Google to make private browsing more secure in Chrome’s Incognito mode

Any checks of your username and password by Chrome's new Password Checkup extension are said to be carried out in real time and fully encrypted. — dpa

Many websites including Facebook collect your on-device data such as cookies to serve you targeted advertising. Privacy conscious users prefer browsing in Google Chrome's Incognito Mode than the regular browsing. 

Google Chrome's privacy mode, however, doesn't completely bar sites or applications from tracking you. Over the years, hackers and developers have found loopholes in the incognito mode and have managed to track you and your web activity.