A bit like icognito/private mode in browsers. It is only private on your side, it changes nothing for the sites you visit or their partners, they can still tra

A bit like icognito/private mode in browsers. It is only private on your side, it changes nothing for the sites you visit or their partners, they can still track you, and your IP address is still visible. It is not a blocker like uBlock, though in the case of Firefox, turning on private mode also enables a builtin blocker. It is explained clearly when you open Incognito mode in Chrome, and people complained that it doesn't do what it says it doesn't.