Chrome gets a security boost on Android and desktop with latest update
(Android Central)

Chrome will now default to HTTPS for improved privacy and faster loading speed. What you need to know Chrome 90 is now rolling out to the stable channel on desktop and Android. The latest release brings the AV1 encoder to the desktop version, which promises better compression efficiency for video conferencing. Additionally, Chrome now defaults to HTTPS for more secure browsing. Google has started rolling out Chrome 90 to the stable channel for desktops and Android devices. While the latest update doesn`t bring a long list of new features, there are two important user-facing changes that make one of the best browsers even better (via BleepingComputer). First, Chrome 90 for desktop ships with the AV1 encoder, which is `specifically optimized for video conferencing with WebRTC integration.` Since AV1 offers higher compression efficiency compared to other types of video encoding, your next video call will be slightly smoother. Additionally, AV1 enables video for users on low band...