The Myth of Incognito Mode: Why “Private Browsing” Isn’t So Private
Incognito mode, often marketed as a private browsing tool, offers minimal privacy by only preventing local history and cookies from being saved. It fails to protect users from being tracked by ISPs, employers, websites, or government surveillance, creating a false sense of security.
Incognito mode, often marketed as a private browsing tool, offers minimal privacy by only preventing local history and cookies from being saved. It fails to protect users from being tracked by ISPs, employers, websites, or government surveillance, creating a false sense of security.
