Ways to Stay Anonymous Online ~ Technobit Technology

Some easy ways to stay anonymous

It's not just about government spying; it's also about how much data big companies such as Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Microsoft have collected in order to serve up targeted ads—not to mention how much of your personal data gets scooped up in all the breaches and hacks

Using a Secure Search Engine And File Sharing System:

we recommend using a cloud service which offers zero knowledge encryption where the company itself has no access to the content like "Duck duck go", "Epic" search engine. to sharing files on the go, you can also try OnionShare. Epic browser is good for it. To know about "Epic" browser click this link..

Blocking Third-Party Cookies:

HTTP cookies are essential to the modern Internet but a vulnerability to your privacy. As a necessary part of web browsing, HTTP cookies help web developers give you more personal, convenient website visits. Cookies let websites remember you, your website logins, shopping carts and more. But they can also be a treasure trove of private info for criminals to spy on.Thankfully you can easily block cookies it in your browser settings. For example in Chrome go to Settings > Show advanced settings > under Privacy (Content settings) > “Block third-party cookie and site data.”

You can also delete the existing cookies from your system by using an app like CCleaner(free).

Anonymous Email:

It is to remain perfectly private as you surf, it may be even more essential for your email to be anonymous, to avoid spam or surveillance.Use temporary/fake email id to login website.

Using Incognito Mode/Private mode in Your Web Browser:

As we know Incognito mode do not make you anonymous, but it still helpful if you forget to delete cookies or your browsing history. All popular web browsers support Incognito mode.

Using Firewall:

Is your desktop or laptop computer connected directly to a broadband modem? That's a very bad idea. Hackers are constantly bombarding IP addresses to see if they can get onto a system.You should always have a router on your home network that can mitigate attempted hacks with its built-in firewall. A router uses network address translation to assign an IP address to every device on your home network: those are then only visible on that network.

Don't Use HTTP websites:

Most HTTP websites can get easily attacked by Session Hijacking and many other attacks because they are not encrypted and also not secured, but this can be overcome by using HTTPS Everywhere browser extension. It forces encryption (SSL connections) on many websites which make your online activity secured and encrypted.

Blocking Location by Using VPN/Proxy:

The way to ensure outsiders don't gather information about you while you're browsing the web is to appear to be someone else in a different location. This requires a proxy server or a virtual private network (VPN) connection—or even better, both. With the right combo, you can not only be anonymous but also surf sites in other countries as though you're a native. You may use browser ad-ons as VPN or Proxy server.