How to Use Private Browsing on iOS 7 Safari

To help users re-access the webpage they've visited before, Safari saves any page in your browser history by default, and all your browsing history in Safari is available to all your iDevices via iCloud Tabs. But what if for any reason (like for the sake of your privacy) you don't want certain sites to be revealed to other eyes through the browsing history Safari has saved? The first solution came to your mind might be the Private Browsing in Safari.

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About Private Browsing

Private Browsing is an optional Safari browsing mode which will prevent tracking data from the browsing session to be stored. That means no cache files, cookies, or browsing history will be collected or saved, making your personal data well secured. It's a practical and useful browsing mode on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, because you can set it up directly in Safari, without losing the existing Safari browser pages. What's more, the iOS 7 made it easier than previous version. Confused to do it? I'll walk you through this step-by-step guide on how to use private browsing on iOS 7 Safari.

How to Use Private Browsing on iOS 7 Safari Easily

• Open Safari from your iPhone/iPad home screen.
• Tap on the show pages icon.
• Now tap on Private in the lower left hand corner to enable private browsing, and then choose "Close All" or "Keep All" according to personal needs.
• Tap Done and continue your browsing safely.

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