Privacy

WebRTC enables real-time audio, video and data in browsers. Learn how it works, what IP information may be exposed and how browsers reduce privacy risks.

HTTPS encrypts data between your browser and a website and authenticates the server for that domain. Learn what the padlock does and does not prove.

A private browser reduces selected forms of data exposure; anonymous browsing aims to make activity harder to connect to you. Learn the limits of each.

Learn what a digital footprint is, how active and passive footprints are created, what they can reveal, and practical ways to reduce unwanted exposure.

Learn how browser privacy works across cookies, trackers, fingerprinting, IP addresses, accounts and private mode, and which controls reduce each risk.

A browser displays the web; a search engine helps find pages. Learn how browser privacy and private search address different parts of your activity.

Use DuckDuckGo Search inside Quetta without changing browsers. Learn what the setting changes, what stays the same, and how search differs from browsing.

Incognito mode clears local browsing data, but it does not make you invisible. Learn how websites can still recognize or track a private browsing session.

Learn how to block third-party cookies on Android, what changes after blocking them, and how to fix sign-in or embedded-content problems safely.

Browser fingerprinting combines device and browser signals to recognize users without ordinary cookies. Learn how it works and how to reduce the risk.