Private browsing on an iPhone or iPad is a great way to keep your personal information and browsing habits out of the public eye. While this is certainly useful, it can be a pain to turn off. The good news is that Apple makes it easy to turn off private browsing.
First, you’ll need to open the Safari app. To do this, you’ll need to find the app icon in the App Library or the Home screen. You’ll also need to make sure you’re not using the 3D Touch feature of the iPhone or iPad. If you’re not using this feature, you won’t be able to enable private browsing on your iPhone or iPad.
Next, you’ll want to open a new tab. In Safari, this is done by tapping the Tabs button at the bottom right of the browser window. Once you’ve opened a new tab, you can close it by tapping the same button. If you’re in landscape mode, you may not need to close the tabs menu.
In Safari, you can even create a private browsing tab. This is a handy tool for websites where you need to sign in. It doesn’t allow you to store your passwords or search engine queries, but you can browse without them.
There’s also a little something called “incognito mode” that you can turn on. This option doesn’t allow you to store your passwords and cookies, but it does enable you to surf the internet without being tracked by your ISP.
To turn off incognito mode, you’ll need to set a passcode. These restrictions only apply to the iPhone and iPad, but you can still disable them on your iPod Touch. After setting the passcode, you’ll need to write it down. When you’re ready to use the device again, simply go to Settings.
Similarly, the iPad has its own secret tricks. If you’re an owner of an iPad, you can browse the internet with a level of privacy that your phone or PC probably doesn’t have. But there’s more to it than just turning on incognito mode. Luckily, Apple has provided some handy tips and tricks for iPhone and iPad owners who are looking to get the most from their devices.
One of the most important things to do while in private mode is to make sure your browser is secure. For example, you can use a VPN to encrypt all your traffic, so your ISP won’t be able to track you on the web. Another good idea is to whitelist sites. By whitelisting sites, you’ll prevent your ISP from limiting or censoring your online experiences. And while you’re at it, you should take the time to turn on an “adult” website filter as well.
However, if you don’t have time for all this, you can always use the “Safari Private Browsing” button to get the job done. Regardless of the device you have, this button will protect your privacy and prevent malware from infiltrating your online experience.