The IOS system makes it easy to switch between work and personal Google accounts

Google announced on Monday that it provides a new feature that allows iOS users to easily switch between work and Google personal accounts in Chrome. Previously, IOS users had to log out completely out of the Google account and then log in with another, and repeat this process every time they wanted to reach a different account.

“People often use their mobile devices for both work and personal tasks, which requires them to log in and go out with different Google accounts,” the company wrote in a blog post. “To simplify this experience with strict security, Chrome offers iOS now switching smooth accounts with data separation for managed accounts.”

When users log in or switch to a Google account in their work in Chrome, browsing related to their institution will be kept separate from their other browsing on the device. Data and local content, including tabs, history and passwords, remain only within the experience of browsing the available account. Google says this is perfect for both ultimate users and IT professionals.

The update comes as Google says that many institutions are moving away from the company’s phones, which means that employees often must access the company’s resources from their personal phones and computers. Google says that the experience of switching an improved account and separating data “can better enable companies to allow employees to use their favorite devices.”

The first time that users are logging in or switching to a orbit, a screen on board explains the browsing of the managed account and how their institution processes their data.

Institutions maintain control and can decide how to process existing browsing data when the user initially signs or moves to an orbits. Once users switch to their managed account, they are notified that they are entering a managed experience.

Google has also announced that it merged more advanced safety features that IT sections can implement.

The Chrome Enterprise reporting capabilities now extends to both Android and iOS, which means that institutions can now send important data related to safety events to the security investigation tool in Google Control Unit, Chrome, or Siem he chooses. Google says this allows information technology to make more enlightened decisions about public security.

Google also brings URL to iOS, allowing institutions to carry out things like the prohibition of employees from visiting the prohibited Genai sites at the category level and redirect to the services of approved companies.