Unlike Stadia, this Google cut makes sense.
. After that, users will no longer be able to scan their PC with the tool through either the Safety Check feature or the browser’s ‘Reset settings and cleanup’ option in Windows.
Though it’s a useful tool, the Cleanup Tool was never meant to be a comprehensive one. There are plenty of other tools and applications that serve its function better like Google Safe Browsing and the built-in Chrome virus protection. And, according to Google, user reports of unwanted and malicious software have declined over the years. Apparently, only 0.06% of Cleanup Tool scans in February actually yielded software concerns., which included working with Chrome Cleanup Tool.
We reached out to Google for comment concerning the full reasons why the Cleanup Tool was retired and will let you know if and when we hear back.
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