Google admits Chrome Incognito mode tracks users — what you need to know::Google is adding new disclaimers to Chrome after the search giant settled a class-action lawsuit regarding how incognito mode isn’t actually as private as it appears to be.
Google admits Chrome Incognito mode tracks users — what you need to know::Google is adding new disclaimers to Chrome after the search giant settled a class-action lawsuit regarding how incognito mode isn’t actually as private as it appears to be.
It’s really good for present shopping if you use a shared device.
The computer has the ability to make accounts, so people have their own personal spaces.
I’m many use cases, yes.
I’ve never seen someone use this in the home (i.e., non-business/school) environment.
Browsers have their own user profiles now, but that’s a much newer feature than Incognito mode.