How-To Geek on MSN19d
Think Clearing Your Browser Search History Erases Everything? Think Again.
Deleting your local web history from your browser only deletes it from your view. This data is often saved by third-parties on their servers. Google stores information about you to provide you with a ...
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Can Wi-Fi Routers Track Your Browsing? Here's What I Learned After Reading 30,000 Words of Privacy Policies
Your W-Fi router is responsible for conveying nearly 100% of your internet traffic. That's a lot of data -- enough to make ...
Chrome doesn't let me switch Google accounts on my phone, but this trick overrides it
Most Google apps let your quickly switch between personal and work Google accounts. Chrome doesn't. Here's my solution.
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iPhone Owners: Get a Jump Start on Spring Cleaning by Clearing Your Cache
Safari is the default browser on iPhones, and you can clear your Safari cache in a few short steps. Starting with iOS 11, following this process will affect all devices signed in to your iCloud ...
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Incognito mode unmasked: What it does and what it doesn't do
As realized in Google Chrome, Incognito mode hides your browsing history so others can’t see the websites you’ve visited. In effect, it masks your footprints across the web. Incognito mode is ...
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The best secure browsers for privacy: Expert tested
Shadow profiles, or data collected without consent, can lead to comprehensive profiles documenting your interests, product searches, browsing history, personal data, and more, resulting in ...