I'm not that savvy with security so I need a little help understanding this. According to the google security blog: > Google Chrome > Some user or customer ac

I'm not that savvy with security so I need a little help understanding this. According to the google security blog: > Google Chrome > Some user or customer action needed. More information here (https://support.google.com/faqs/answer/7622138#chrome https://support.google.com/faqs/answer/7622138#chrome). And the "here" link says: >Google Chrome Browser >Current stable versions of Chrome include an optional feature called Site Isolation which can be enabled to provide mitigation by isolating websites into separate address spaces. Learn more about Site Isolation and how to take action to enable it. >Chrome 64, due to be released on January 23, will contain mitigations to protect against exploitation. >Additional mitigations are planned for future versions of Chrome. Learn more about Chrome's response. >Desktop (all platforms), Chrome 63: > Full Site Isolation can be turned on by enabling a flag found at chrome://flags/#enable-site-per-process. > Enterprise policies are available to turn on Site Isolation for all sites, or just those in a specified list. Learn more about Site Isolation by policy. Does that mean if I don't enable this feature using chrome://flags and tell my grandma to do this complicated procedure I (or she) will be susceptible to getting our passwords stolen?