Local Privacy Protection: Private mode stops your browser from saving history, cookies, site data, and form entries, keeping your activity hidden from other users on the same device while you browse.
Temporary Session Isolation: Each private session is sandboxed, so logins, cookies, and temporary files are cleared after closing. This helps avoid autofill clutter and keeps sessions separate.
Online Activity Still Visible: Your ISP, employer, or school network can see the sites you visit and your IP address. Private mode doesn’t hide your activity from external parties monitoring your network.
No Protection from Trackers: Websites and advertisers can still track your activity using browser fingerprinting, IP addresses, or account logins. Private mode cannot block these advanced tracking methods.
No Security Against Malware: Private browsing offers no protection against viruses, spyware, phishing, or malicious downloads. Files you download or bookmarks you save remain on your device.
Common Myths Debunked: Incognito does not make you fully anonymous online. It won’t block all trackers or hide your activity from employers. Its main role is to prevent local storage of data.
Enhanced Privacy Tools: For true online privacy, combine private mode with VPNs, privacy-focused browsers like Brave or Firefox, ad-blockers, anti-tracking extensions, and secure DNS for a safer browsing experience.
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