‘Incognito’ browsing isn’t really private, and 3 other privacy myths

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Many of us think we’re taking the right precautions when, in fact, we’re putting our info at risk

Published Feb 21, 2026 • Last updated 39 minutes ago • 5 minute read

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Many internet users are rightfully questioning how secure their private info really is.

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