Google said the challenge in bringing this feature to mobile is ensuring reporting and analyzing potentially harmful sites. Reported first are the riskiest sites. Attacks target social engineering phishing. Where they have a track record of popping up. To ensure you have Safe Browsing Mode enabled, open Chrome and head to Settings > Privacy.

You can enable or disable Safe Browsing, along with several other features.

Why this matters: Google is highly interested in keeping web browsing safe, given Chrome’s large market share in the company’s advertising platform. It’s a good idea to keep Safe Browsing mode on. Attackers continue to grow increasingly sophisticated with their capabilities.