How to browse privately and avoid persistent tracking on a Mac, iPhone, and iPad

Macworld
Jan 13, 2017, 1:39 pm851 pts
Say you find yourself using the Web on a strange computer—maybe one owned by a relative or friend, or in a library or school. When using a computer or other device that you don’t control, you can enable a private-browsing mode to prevent leaving traces of your activities. That’s good for accidental security,…

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