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Google wants users to share reactions to visited websites on its mobile Chrome browser through Selfie

byCustoms Today Report
02/04/2015
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DELHI: Google now wants users to share reactions to the websites they visit on its mobile Chrome browser through a Selfie after turning Google Maps into a PAC-MAN ground.

Part of its April Fools’ Day pranks, Chrome for Android showed up a button to share a reaction Selfie to any site a user visits.

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TheNextWeb said in its report that anyone could get that feature by turning their phone’s time to April 1. Users can further share their reactions on social media with the hash tag #ChromeSelfie.

A prank or not, ChromeSelfie has the potential to go viral on the Fools’ Day.

 

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