While incognito mode in your browser prevents your browsing history from being saved locally, it doesn't make you completely untraceable. Here's why:
- Your ISP can still see your activity: Your internet service provider (ISP) can track your internet traffic, including websites you visit even in incognito mode.
- Websites can track you: Websites can still use cookies and other tracking methods to identify you, even if you're browsing in incognito. This includes collecting information about your device, location, and browsing habits.
- Your employer or school network can monitor your activity: If you're using a shared network, your employer or school might have access to your browsing history, regardless of whether you're using incognito mode.
Incognito mode is primarily designed for privacy on your own device, not for complete anonymity. It's helpful for keeping your personal browsing history private, but it doesn't make you invisible online.
