Understanding Private Browsing

What does your browser use to recommend websites to you?

• Installed plugins

• Computer specifications

• Browsing history

• Favorite bookmarks

What is a key benefit of using private browsing?

• Faster internet speed

• Better search engine results

• Not tracking your online activities

• Automatic login to websites

When might someone prefer to use private browsing?

• When updating software

• When creating a new email account

• While buying a surprise gift

• To increase download speeds

What does private browsing prevent?

• Pop-up advertisements

• Slow internet connections

• Recording your browsing history

• Virus attacks

What is NOT a feature of private browsing?

• Stopping data collection by websites

• Keeping your browsing history private

• Allowing anonymous internet access

• Opening a new browser window

Why is private browsing not completely anonymous?

• It speeds up the browsing

• It can still be seen by internet providers

• Websites cannot use cookies

• It encrypts all user data

What do websites use to track your browsing habits?

• Operating system

• Firewall settings

• Browser type

• Collected data

What should users understand about private browsing?

• Its limitations

• It is difficult to set up

• It provides complete anonymity

• It is only for advanced users

How easy is it to use private browsing?

• Not applicable

• Very easy

• Moderately easy

• Very difficult

What does private browsing not block?

• Opening new tabs

• Access to websites

• History recording

• Data collection