Apple is enhancing the security of Safari in iOS 17, and private browsing now requires Face ID authentication or a passcode to access. If you open up a private browsing window in Safari, you will need ...

When Apple unveiled iOS 15 back in June, the new Safari seemed like one of the operating system's most exciting features. In practice, it turned out to be the most controversial, causing plenty of ...

Safari's private browsing feature causes the application to not store information about your browsing history. When private browsing is turned on, Safari stops tracking history, downloads, Forms ...

With Safari, the iPhone can browse the Web browsers as well as make phone calls. The iPhone version of Safari includes many features you would expect to find on a desktop Web browser, such as saving ...

Reader Leo Campo is interested in Safari’s Private Browsing feature, but finds with it a measure of frustration. He writes: I’m using Safari 4 beta on an Intel iMac under Leopard 10.5.6. I use the ...

Push a button in Safari and you’re in Private Browsing Mode. Suddenly, you’re completely safe from all tracking, and no one can tell what you did online, right? Wrong. This mode really can help ...

Safari has a private browsing features that greatly limits the “tracks” you leave when browsing the Web. When in private browsing mode (Safari -> Private Browsing), Safari won’t add Web pages to the ...

A long-known flaw in Safari's implementation of private browsing that saves the address of each and every website users visit to a file on their local drive, even after closing private browsing ...

Safari gets a huge visual overhaul in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15—Apple has quite literally moved things around (the search bar is now at the bottom of the screen, for starters). And with new features like ...

With iOS 16, Apple made it so that Hidden album in Photos could be automatically locked from prying eyes with Face ID. With iOS 17, that privacy is now extended to Safari too with Private Browsing.