Privacy - like eating and breathing - is one of life's basic requirements. Katherine Neville Have you ever saved your passwords and your account data on Google Chrome Browser or any other browsers? A secure browser that protects your privacy is a critical tool for staying safe online and keeping your data secure from third parties. Unless properly configured, most browsers contain vast amounts of private information that can potentially be exploited - or simply collected - by various third parties: Browsing History: all the websites you visit. Login Credentials: usernames and passwords. Cookies and Trackers: these are placed on your browser by the sites you visit. Auto fill Information: names, addresses, phone numbers, etc. And even with a locked down and hardened browser, there may still be exploits that reveal your data and potential identity. Warning: When using "private" or "incognito" mode in your browser, your real IP address and location are still being