Every active iPhone that I have ever examined has a huge number of past tabs/sites that have accrued in Safari. For those who have used it to browse less reput

Every active iPhone that I have ever examined has a huge number of past tabs/sites that have accrued in Safari. For those who have used it to browse less reputable sites, I have seen hundreds of calendar events set to warn of browser insecurity that were injected by Safari. The incognito mode in Safari is not prominent, and unused by all except those who know exactly what they are looking for, and why. In these situations, I close the dozens of tabs, wipe all the Safari history that I can, then I install Firefox Focus and tell the owner to use it unless they specifically want the browser to remember them. Safari is really not configured to be a safe browser for the general user. Firefox Focus is a far better place to start, even if it is constrained by WebKit.