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24 changes: 11 additions & 13 deletions site/en/docs/privacy-sandbox/protected-audience/index.md
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websites a user has previously visited, designed so it cannot be
used by third parties to track user browsing behavior across sites.
date: 2022-01-27
updated: 2022-09-18
updated: 2023-10-31
authors:
- samdutton
- kevinkiklee
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### What browser configuration is available? {: #user-controls}

Users can adjust their participation for Privacy Sandbox trials in Chrome by
enabling or disabling the top-level setting in
`chrome://settings/privacySandbox`. During initial testing, users can opt out of the Protected Audience API using the
Privacy Sandbox settings.
Users can control access to Privacy Sandbox APIs from `chrome://settings/privacySandbox`.

Chrome plans to allow users to see and manage the list of interest groups
they've been added to across the sites they've visited. As with the Privacy
Sandbox technologies, user settings may evolve with feedback from users,
regulators, and others.
`chrome://settings/adPrivacy/sites` lists sites where the user has been added to an interest group.
Chrome DevTools [shows interest groups](/blog/fledge-api/#observe-fledge-events)
that have been joined, left, or that participated in an auction.

{% Img src="image/80mq7dk16vVEg8BBhsVe42n6zn82/1cZU24BcqUZ4LbbUtYcY.png",
alt="Chrome settings for Protected Audience", width="800", height="499" %}

We'll update the available settings in Chrome as the Protected Audience API progresses,
[based on tests and feedback](/docs/privacy-sandbox/proposal-lifecycle/#testing).
In the future, we'll offer more granular settings to manage Protected Audience and
associated data.
As with other Privacy Sandbox technologies, user settings will evolve
[based on tests and feedback](/docs/privacy-sandbox/proposal-lifecycle/#testing) from users,
regulators, and others.

API callers can't access group membership when users browse in Incognito mode,
and membership is removed when users clear their site data.
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