Follow what you eat!
Safari now gives you more control over your internet privacy. You can open a Safari window in personal browsing mode, which does not back up your browsing history, while keeping others in general browsing mode. Then, while you personally bank online in one window, your browsing history is recorded as you browse another. You can also search the Internet using DuckDuckGo, a search engine that doesn’t track you.
DuckDuckGo is delighted to be included in Safari and it’s wonderful that Apple is making it less difficult for users to find our unnamed search option. This makes DuckDuckGo the first privacy-focused search engine to be added to one of the top 4 browsers and is a vital milestone for us and privacy advocates.
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