Don't use incognito as no-tracking mode.

Jeepy

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Do you think that switching to your browser's private browsing mode or incognito mode will make you anonymous? Sorry to disappoint you, but you are wrong!. Everyone can track you. You can check it out for yourself.

Code:

https://www.nothingprivate.ml/

So yes, if anyone is still using Incognito for just hiding your data, it's useless.

 

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TheVigilante

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Hidden agenda by Google what else?

 

shaheerkhan

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Fuck.

 

lacifitra

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lmao how did you guys not know that

 

blozixdextr

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it was obviously...

 

Jeepy

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I did not write as something new, I just meet a lot of guys who still think like that. A lot of newbies are registering accounts at social media just using Incognito and think it's safe and Instagram won't see anything lol.

 

BlogPro

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Private browsing was never meant to be anonymous.

It is just a new session, that does not keep track of cookies, history and cache. It is good when you wish to browse porn - but it sure as hell doesn't make you anonymous.

1. The IP remains the same.
2. The browser fingerprint remains the same.

Browser fingerprinting is nothing new and has been around for a while.

 

paja93

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lol

 

Veil123

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What happens when you browse privately

• Chrome won't save your browsing history, cookies and site data, or information entered in forms.
• Files you download and bookmarks you create will be kept.
• Your activity isn’t hidden from websites you visit, your employer or school, or your internet service provider.

Click to expand...

 

ThatSEO

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BlogPro said:

1. The IP remains the same.

Click to expand...

Worked if I did the 'test' in Chrome... Go back to the site but in Safari.. Its clearly using the IP from time to time

 

LinksForPros

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Unless you use Brave browser's (brave(dot)com)

"New private window with Tor"

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