Numerous world wide web sites collect facts and figures
about you on each visit. This facts and figures is used for serving publicity
that meet your interests, or finding out which demographic is frequenting a
specific kind of content. In an effort to help you protect your online privacy, Firefox has added a new characteristic to Firefox: Do Not Track
It's significant to note that this option may not protect you from world wide
web sites that ignore the Do Not Track demand, but it is a small step in the
main heading of protecting your individual details online. Read on to find out
how to enable this choice:
Step 1: Locate and click on the firefox button.Usually located
on the top left hand corner of your firefox window
Step2 : From the drop down menu,choose option,then option again
Step3: From the resulting pop up window,click the privacy tab
Step4: Check the box next to tell website I don’t want to be tracked
Step5: Lastly click OK to save and effect your changes
Do
you think this option is worth enabling? Or dou you know of any other online
privacy tip? Let’s know what you think in the comment session below
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