Read This If You Still Watch Porn in Google Incognito Mode ⚫

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In today's modern days, everyone uses the incognito mode especially youngsters everyone thinks it is the safest way of browsing and also the safest way of watching porn videos but it’s not. I will explain you within a few minutes.

Depending on your browser, the feature will have a different name. Google Chrome calls it Incognito mode; Private browsing is how Mozilla Firefox, Opera and Apple Safari refer to it; InPrivate mode is the chosen term for Microsoft Edge.

Different denominations, but the same result. Turn on the option to get a blank slate that keeps your browsing history more private.

That’s because an Incognito window doesn’t record the web pages you visit. Likewise, cookies — text files stored on a device to collect personal data — will be deleted once the session is terminated. It will also automatically log you out from your accounts while halting browser extensions in use.

The way incognito mode works is pretty straightforward. Once you open an incognito window, your browser starts a new private browsing session.

Your browser pauses recording your browsing history (the web pages you visit).It also stops saving usernames, passwords, and other information you enter in the forms.Your browser halts extensions unless you enable them in advance manually.You need to log in to your accounts even if you have login credentials saved on your browser.

The incognito browsing session ends once you close the incognito tabs or your browser. All the cookies and site data saved during the session are automatically deleted.

If you check your browsing history after, you will not be able to find the list of websites visited. And those websites will not recognize you as a returning visitor because they will lack cookies. (Unless they use different internet trackers to keep tabs on you, of course.)

But you will still find the new bookmarks you’ve added, the files you’ve downloaded, and the pages you’ve added to the reading list.

Your search history: This includes the things you type in on Google and other search engines.The URLs of all sites you’ve visited: Any page you view in your browser will be remembered unless you tell your browser otherwise.Information entered in forms: Think of your name, address, and phone number in a standard registration form.Bookmarks: If you bookmark or favourite a page, you’re asking your browser to save that page for you so you can easily access it later.Cookies: Cookies can help websites remember who you are and what your preferences are, for example, to keep your items in your shopping cart even when you close a store’s website.Passwords: For easier access, most browsers allow you to save your login details and passwords for certain websites, so you can log in with just one click.

Note that the kind of information is typically not saved in incognito mode, while it is in normal mode, although the details can differ from browser to browser.

As you may have guessed by now, normal mode browsing keeps track of everything that the private mode doesn’t. This means that your browser saves the URLs you visited, your search history, cookies, passwords, and everything in between.

This regular mode is the default of most browsers. That means you don’t have to tweak your settings before browsing regularly.

Your Internet Service Provider (ISP): While incognito mode hides your browsing history from being saved on your own device, your ISP can still see the sites you visit by monitoring the data flow between your device and websites.Websites you visit: Sites you interact with during an incognito session directly observe everything you do on their domain. They can see pages visited, items clicked etc. just like during normal browsing.Surveillance agencies: Government surveillance programs that directly tap into internet infrastructure for things like collecting metadata may be able to monitor parts of your incognito traffic.Network administrator on shared network: If browsing incognito on a work/school network, the network admin can technically still access usage logs and view internet destinations though the traffic contents may be encrypted.Browser extensions: Some incognito modes still enable extensions by default during a session so script injections from malicious ones could compromise privacy.

How do we see our incognito history using cmd?

open the incognito tab and search for something, for explanation purposes, I open some tabs in Chrome.

open your command prompt in administrator mode(if you don’t know right the command prompt select the run as administrator mode) and type the following command in cmd.

ipconfig /displaydns > C:\Users\username\Desktop\output.txt

In the above command, you can give any location you want save the output and replace the location URL.

then hit enter Boom !!!! you got it right,? I can view your incognito chrome browsing history😂

Now new file will created in your specified location open the file.

are you thinking about how to delete the history in DNS it can done by using the following command.

ipconfig/flushdns

everyone using incognito for any purpose while using that ensures the below point

Disable third-party cookies. Third-party cookies allow advertisers to track you across different platforms. While Chrome will stop enabling third-party cookies in the second half of 2024, you can already disable cookies manually through your browser.Delete cookies regularly. Some web cookies are harmless, but others can invade your privacy and aid advertisers, so it’s a good habit to clear cookies routinely.Use a VPN for incognito mode. A VPN does wonders where incognito mode comes up short. VPNs encrypt your internet traffic and hide your IP address, preventing tracking by ISPs and other third parties on the network level. NordVPN goes even further with the Threat Protection feature, which blocks ads, trackers, and malware. It ensures extra privacy and security for your daily browsing.

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