Browsing privately on iOS
Private Browsing in Safari is a private way to browse. An option that activating it, allows us to browse the internet without leaving a trace of cookies, history, cache. One more of our iOS tutorials that we recommend you put into practice.
This option that Safari gives us, and also many other web browsers, serves more than anything to preserve your privacy on your device iOS The details of the navigation are not saved and the websites you visit are not shared with the rest of your devices that you may have linked.In this way, if someone takes our iPhone, for example, they will not know the page we have visited.
A very good option, if we share our device with more people.
What does Safari do when browsing privately?:
This is what happens when you turn on private mode in Safari:
- Websites you visit cannot track your browsing across multiple sessions.
- Web pages and AutoFill information are not saved.
- Websites you open aren't saved in iCloud. This means that they are not displayed when viewing all your open tabs from other linked devices.
- Your searches are not included in the smart search results list.
- If you use Handoff, Private Browsing windows are not transferred to your iOS devices or other Mac computers.
- Changes made to cookies and other website data are not saved.
- Modules that support private browsing stop storing cookies and other tracking information.
- Websites won't be able to change information stored on your device, so services typically available on those sites may work differently until you turn off Private Browsing.
How to Browse Privately on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch:
Activating this option is very simple, we just have to access Safari .
Once inside Safari, we will access “private browsing” by clicking on the option in the lower menu characterized by two superimposed squares.
Press that menu option to access private mode
When pressed, the option “Nav. private”. To activate it, we just have to click on it.
Private browsing option in Safari
A black screen will automatically appear. This reveals that we are in private mode.
To be able to browse the websites you want, simply click on the "+" button that appears at the bottom of the screen. Now it's time to access the web, search Google for what you want to find, access your favorite pages to enjoy this private mode.
Make sure the outline of the interface is dark. If so, you are browsing privately. If you see it blank, you are browsing the Internet in the conventional way.
Private mode in iOS Safari
How to turn off private browsing in Safari on iPhone and iPad:
To deactivate browsing in private, we must perform the same steps that we have carried out to activate it.
We must click on the overlapping squares in the lower menu and, after that, click again on the “Nav. private” which will now look like a white background.
By doing this, we will go back to browsing normally from our devices.
And in this simple way we can browse privately from iPhone , iPad and iPod Touch . A safe way to make inquiries on the Internet, without leaving a trace on our devices.
