Surf the Web Privately by Enabling 'Do Not Track' in Safari
495 views · Published 25 May 2013 · 0:32 · Indexed 4 November 2026
Channel: addictedtomacintosh · 2013 · Science & Technology
Do Not Track is a privacy feature in Safari 6 onwards, that causes Safari to tell certain websites to not track you online as you browse the web. This prevents social platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Google, from tracking you across the web, and it also causes ad servers and analytic services to not follow your browsing history.
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