spokanemac commented 6 months ago

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Using osquery to discover AI Chrome features

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How to use osquery to discover if Chrome's AI features have been enabled.

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spokanemac commented 2 months ago

Intro has been written.

TODO: osquery query.

nonpunctual commented 2 months ago

Google Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CM7Fd6YvIn2LdqjZ84gCiTXKUjjeR4uwKNGp-CKJqM8/edit

I have discovered the new key / val for this:

"tab_organization_setting_state": 2