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Chrome does warn you every time you open an incognito tab that "Your activity might still be visible to: Websites you visit". And as long as you don't log into
by kyle-rb 6y ago
Chrome does warn you every time you open an incognito tab that "Your activity might still be visible to: Websites you visit".
And as long as you don't log into Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc. accounts during that incognito session, third party sites really can't track you once the session ends. (Yes fingerprinting is a thing but I don't think it sees that much real-world use.)
- ygjb 6y ago> Yes fingerprinting is a thing but I don't think it sees that much real-world use. Fingerprinting is such a pervasive problem on the internet that Safari and Firefox both advertise fingerprinting prevention as a core privacy feature. It's also used heavily in endpoint security products and services, and was gaining traction in financial institutions as long ago as 2010.