Enable Do Not Track in Chrome web browser to add a request with your browsing traffic. This Do Not Track request tells a web application (chrome browser) disable its tracking of an individual user. Do Not Track chrome is turned off by default. Turn on Do Not Track settings in Chrome Browser to send a special signal to websites, analytics companies, Plug-in providers, ad networks, and other web services to stop tracking your activity.
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Chrome doesn’t provide details of websites and web services that respect Do Not Track requests. It also doesn’t provide how websites interpret them. When you browse the web on the computer or Android devices, you can send a request to websites, enable Do Not Track in chrome, not to collect or track your browsing data.
Some websites may respond to the request by showing you ads that are not based on other websites you have visited. Many websites will still collect and use your browsing data to improve security, to provide content, services, ads and recommendations on their websites and to generate reporting statistics.
Procedure to enable Do Not Track request in Google chrome Browser:
Google chrome will have the data of every website you visit and that is the reason why you could see ads of your interest. Now, turn on Do Not Track request in chrome if you do not want your data to be sent to Google.
1. Open chrome on your computer, at the top right corner click Customize and control Google chrome.
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2. From the chrome settings, Scroll down to the bottom, click show advance settings.
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3. Under Privacy, check the box before Send a Do Not Track request with your browsing traffic.
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4. A pop up Do Not Track appears; click OK to enable Do Not Track request in chrome browser.
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This procedure turns ON the Do Not Track feature in chrome to disable its tracking of your activity while browsing on the web. However, you may not be completely getting rid of every entity that is tracking you, but you can at least keep the data collection to a minimum.
But tracking is not always a bad things, however many websites collect data and use this browsing data to improve security and provides personalized ads that can be helpful to your browsing. If you want you can disable Do Not Track request in Chrome.
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