What’s the goal when browsing anonymously?

Despite being a priceless and irreplaceable tool, the Internet compromises your privacy. ISPs, governments, hackers, and other third parties observe and analyze your behavior. You may use a VPN to browse the Internet anonymously; this will avoid disclosing your real IP. Consequently, your data is less likely to be compromised or released to outside parties.

Is there a way of searching the web without being traced?

Yes! That would be choosing a more privacy-focused search engine like DuckDuckGo since it neither collects nor shares your data. In contrast, Google and Bing track every search you conduct and sell that information to private companies. Additionally, you can search with complete anonymity if you use it along with ExtremeVPN.

Is the Incognito mode on Chrome or other browsers anonymous?

No. Using Chrome's Incognito Mode does not guarantee privacy and anonymity. It can, at most, stop websites from storing cookies. However, websites would still be able to see your online actions (such as the ads you saw and interacted with, the searches you conducted, etc.)

Can I keep my anonymity using a VPN?

Absolutely! ExtremeVPN creates an encrypted tunnel when you connect to it. Your whole traffic flows through this tunnel. Consequently, no one can intercept and/or change your data. Also, one of our vast IP options gets substituted for your original IP; because of this, your online actions get an additional degree of anonymity.

Is my history being tracked by the ISP?

They can. Your ISP knows what websites and services you use since they handle all your online requests. ISPs have permission to gather and sell your surfing history in some countries, such as the US. They can do this without your approval. Nevertheless, ISPs cannot see or monitor your web history when using ExtremeVPN to access the Internet.

Can I browse the internet anonymously with a proxy server?

Unfortunately no. A proxy server will mask your IP address, but it does not provide any sort of encryption. Therefore, your requests transmit in plain text. That makes it possible for anybody with the correct equipment and knowledge to gather private information. Along with obscuring your IP address, ExtremeVPN encrypts the entirety of your data. Correspondingly, you gain security in addition to the pleasure of online anonymity.

What is an anonymous IP?

Your IP address, which can identify your location, is assigned to you whenever you browse online. You receive a private IP address when you first connect to ExtremeVPN. Many other individuals utilize and share this new IP. Because of this, it's simple to conceal your location and stop your online activity. You can access region-specific material thanks to the anonymous IP a VPN offers.

What is an anonymous website?

People refer to an anonymous Internet connection as an “anonymous website”; when your Internet connection works with 256-bit encryption, you may effectively browse the Internet and websites anonymously.

Privacy Protection at All Times

As you connect to the Internet, third parties like the government, private companies, and even cybercriminals, wage a silent battle for your information. They seek to use your data to control, profit, or commit cybercrimes, and no matter the case, your goal is only one, protecting your privacy at all times.

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Why Keep Your Online Activity Secret?

All internet connections work with an Internet Service Provider (ISP). Along with other functions, the ISP monitors and tracks your online behavior, including the websites you visit, your usual downloads, your communications online, etc.
Private companies use information about your online activities to label you as a potential customer. All past purchases and browsing patterns will contribute to creating a profile belonging to you that these third parties can use.
As the government intends to track most users’ online activities, they are usually looking for security vulnerabilities they can take advantage of to spread spyware software. This enables them to track most internet users.
Cyberhackers are usually hunting for internet users connecting to public Wi-Fi networks; this allows them to obtain a copy of your data, including passwords and bank account details.