The Next Web | Google Chrome is getting a slew of updates today meant to make the app zippier and keep you more productive, both on the desktop and mobile. Perhaps more importantly Google is also introducing tab throttling to the beta version of Chrome.

BetterCloud Monitor | With the implementation and enforcement of CCPA, and with additional legislation on the way, individual rights as they pertain to personal data are having a moment. When it comes to compliance considerations, this breaks down into six different areas.

Engadget | Despite some controversy and security issues, Zoom has become near-essential in the time of coronavirus, with so many companies moving to remote work. As such, it surely shook workers everywhere when they discovered Zoom was down this Monday morning.

ComputerWeekly | With the regulation having been in place for over two years now, data protection regulators have had time to get into the swing of things when it comes to GDPR enforcement. How is enforcement by data protection regulators panning out? Is it really the big risk predicted – or are there bigger risks to the bottom line?

PCWorld | You don’t need to worry about managing irritating updates or avoiding malware on a Chromebook, like you do if you simply install Chrome on an old Windows laptop, and the lightweight operating system feels much snappier than Windows on modest hardware.

Lifehacker | You can download and install the latest version via Google’s installer. It won’t mess up your browsing experience at all, and it’ll get you going with Chrome 85 if you don’t already have it. And once you’ve done that, here are all the features worth knowing about.

BetterCloud Monitor | Last week, Google and Microsoft added several new shortcuts that will (hopefully) improve the user experience. Some of the more notable launches included shortcuts to reduce unorganized files in Google Drive, new APIs for connected sheets, and a Windows 10 insider preview build. Learn more about these new features and more in the links below.