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Yep, I'm pretty sure for the majority of users it's for watching porn or logging in with a different account to something, rather than any expectation of privac
by wilsonrocks 6y ago
Yep, I'm pretty sure for the majority of users it's for watching porn or logging in with a different account to something, rather than any expectation of privacy at the other end
- DreadY2K 6y agoI also use it on the rare occasions where I need to log in on someone else's computer. This way, I know all my logins will be ended when I close the browser.
- three_seagrass 6y agoHaha same. When using the printer in my apartment's "tenant office", I can at least know that a sandboxed incognito window will offer some protection. Assuming someone hasn't installed a key logger or OS tracker :(