Mobility
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Before you do anything on your iPhone or iPad, you should lock it down. This is how you do it.
Safari, your mobile web browser, has several privacy settings worth exploring. Apple now puts new restrictions on how cookies can be used to personalize ads, making it tougher for advertisers to track you across websites. Apple says the intent is to ensure that users only have persistent cookies from sites they interact with while tracking data is continuously cleaned out.
Go to Settings > Safari and switch on Block Pop-ups, and prevent Cross-Site Tracking to stop advertisers from monitoring your browsing habits, and Ask Websites Not to Track Me in case they have a setting enabled. You're also safer by using the built-in Fraudulent Website Warning, which detects nefarious, phishing pages.
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