Besides, people have so many things shared on google plus, drive, keeper notes, Gmail contacts, synchronized play store and stuff.

This means people are ready to give in all their life details to some random person who is working at Google but not too known people. “So you know me, right? At least a little? Then why don’t you give ME your password? I will keep it secure, I promise.” The people just fray away when I say this. People often won’t change the browser even after knowing this, stating: “It’s okay if Google knows everything, atleast there should be someone keeping tabs on everyone.” Then here is my question for that. It doesn’t matter how much secure the Google Browser is if Google itself is the Keeper and the Robber. So, here is what my previous example suggested. The question here is, why does Google need to keep all of this data? So much Data from each and every person on the web. Yes, it will keep all the records from the day you created your account, may it be 2 years ago or a decade ago.Įven if you delete everything, the content stored on the Google server will still not get deleted. Once you open this, you will see all the stuff you browsed or searched for, including the passwords and everything from the day you created your account till today.

Now here, you may want to check all the list of things, but to be specific, check the first tab: Your searches and browsing activity.

Click the profile picture or the extreme top-right and click on My Account.

Don’t believe me? Follow the below steps, and see what you get: Google is the master in storing this stuff and that too, even without you knowing that. The first thing, anything once on the internet, is always on the internet. But that’s what we are doing with Google Chrome and all its stuff. So, would you give your keys to a renowned thief(just because he knows all the flaws), thinking that he would keep it more secure? Obviously not. Let’s say you are going out for dinner one evening, and you have an extremely big house with loads of security features built-in like cameras, motion detectors, automated alarms and reinforced security doors and stuff.īut you are still paranoid. Let me give you an example in the old fashioned way. Is it? Is it really true? Nah! I don’t think so. Everyone’s most favourite browser of all time. So, I will straight away discard it here. As a matter of fact, it is, but since it’s a closed source browser, we don’t know what’s happening behind the scenes. But I would straight away discard Opera here, the main reason being it’s a closed source browser. Opera Miniįirstly, opera is almost similar to that of Google Chrome. Tor Browser vs Google Chrome vs Mozilla Firefox vs Operaįollowing are the comparisons: 1. Else, if you want a totally new circuit, you can even do that, which will change all the countries’ routed ip addresses. Besides, if you even want to change the ip address, then you can straightaway click on the New Identity, and your last connection point will change, which will change your ip address. It routed my ip address all across the globe before getting connected to the internet. Following is a screenshot is taken for the ip address of what my computer shows when using a tor browser. It actually bounces off your ip address through several servers over the world before reaching the particular spot you searched for. Anything you do using the Tor Browser stays anonymous.

Tor Browser is an open-source browser that was built especially for anonymity.

How to use tor on chrome