In most web browsers there’s a little-known feature called “Do Not Track” that when enabled will ask websites you visit to not track or collect your online browsing data. While there are some websites that may not honor this request, it’s still best to have it enabled for a bit more privacy. I’ll show you how to enable Do Not Track in Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Brave and Vivaldi.
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0:00 Intro
0:04 What is Do Not Track?
0:23 Enable in Google Chrome
1:16 Enable in Microsoft Edge
1:48 Enable in Mozilla Firefox
2:23 Enable in Brave
2:58 Enable in Vivaldi
3:32 Verify Do Not Track is Enabled
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