Chrome OS will open Kiosk mode

If you haven't touched Google's Chrome OS platform, the new version of the Chrome OS will give you a refreshing view of how it works and how it interacts with the idea of information that is very different from the past.

In recent news, Google announced that it will upgrade the Chrome OS operating System Management console, it will be able to implement the public session management functions. In other words, it will support the Kiosk mode. Under this new concept, users can log on to the system without providing any credentials, and the relevant data for that user will be automatically cleared after the session ends. Through this model, customers can buy goods that are out of stock, and employees can update the inventory on the production line in time. For the hotel industry, the Chrome OS system offers them another new business platform. At the same time, this new change also won the favor of administrators, they can set the default Web pages, for specific sites and applications to block operations, configure the device's I/O interface and the implementation of timed logoff.

This feature is being tested by a number of organizations, including San Francisco's Dillards, Oregon State's Monnoma County library. Perhaps in the near future, the Chrome OS system will have a far-reaching impact on our consumption habits.