what happens when i no longer get google chrome updates

The key changes cover the sections: Service Provider (tweaks to Google's company details), Age Requirements (a new minimum of 13 years old to manage a Google account without parental/guardian permission), Permission To Use Your Content (Google will only publish content you have made visible to others), Liabilities (important changes here, including Google's limited liability - $500 or 125% of the fees paid to use the service, aka not much! - in the event of a breach of its services), Disputes, Law and Courts ('California law will govern all disputes' except in exceptional circumstances). 'Understanding these terms is important because, by using our services, you’re agreeing to these terms,' the company explains. Separately, Google has issued a further important Chrome update today, stating that it will introduce new Terms of Service for all users that take effect on March 31. We will share a future update on the timing of the M84 branch and releases.Our Stable channel will resume release next week with security and critical fixes in M80, followed by the release of M81 the week of April 7, and M83 ~mid-May.

Our Canary, Dev and Beta channels have or will resume this week, with M83 moving to Dev, and M81 continuing in Beta.

M83 will be released three weeks earlier than previously planned and will include all M82 work as we cancelled the M82 release (all channels).

What happens when i no longer get google chrome updates