Google is killing Chrome Sync for older versions of browser

Google is killing Chrome Sync for older versions of the browser
Google will phase out Chrome Sync for browser versions older than 4 years (pre-2021) in 2025. A modern, automatic sync model (introduced August 2023) replaces the outdated 2009 system, eliminating manual setup. Users on older devices unable to update Chrome will permanently lose Sync access.
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