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Why Private Searches Still Lead to Targeted Ads

You open a private window, clear your browsing history, and search for something you’d rather keep to yourself. But a

October 15, 2025
A smartphone displays a map with a red pin and several smaller pins, illustrating the risks of social media location tracking. A blue banner warns, "The Dangers of Social Media Location Tracking.

The Dangers of Social Media Location Tracking

This article discusses social media location tracking and how to protect your online activity. Imagine you’re checking in at your

October 13, 2025
Illustration of a person filling out a large online form on a computer, with text: "What Your Browser Autofill Is Quietly Exposing." The scene features icons and a plant, highlighting internet privacy concerns linked to browser autofill.

What Your Browser Autofill Is Quietly Exposing

Your browser’s autofill feature seems harmless at first glance. It remembers your address, passwords, and payment details so you don’t

October 9, 2025
Text on a blue background reads, "Who Is Selling Your Emergency Contact Info Without Your Knowledge." Next to the text is a red phone icon, highlighting the importance of protecting your emergency contact details. InternetPrivacy.com logo appears below.

Who Is Selling Your Emergency Contact Info Without Your Knowledge

You may think your emergency contact list is private — shared only with doctors, apps, or employers for safety reasons.

October 1, 2025
A person uses a smartphone, with a red warning symbol and exclamation mark above the screen. Next to the image, a blue box reads: "Why Every Phone Number You've Ever Given Out Still Exists Somewhere Online.

Why Every Phone Number You’ve Ever Given Out Still Exists Somewhere Online

Think back to the first time you shared your telephone number online. Maybe it was for a rewards program, a

September 26, 2025
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OfficialUSA Opt Out Guide To Protect Your Personal Information

This OfficialUSA opt out guide will help you protect your personal details so they don’t fall into the wrong hands.

September 23, 2025
A person holds a smartphone and a credit card, with a digital lock icon overlay. Text on the left reads, "What Online Payment Tools Reveal About Your Location History." The InternetPrivacy.com logo is at the bottom.

What Online Payment Tools Reveal About Your Location History

Every time you make an online payment, you create more than just a receipt. Online payment tools like PayPal, Venmo,

September 23, 2025
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Complete Social Fish Opt Out Guide To Remove Your Personal Information

Learn how to complete a Social Catfish opt-out to protect your digital privacy.  Like many other data broker websites, Social

September 22, 2025
A person uses a smartphone with digital facial recognition web search graphics overlaid. A blue box reads, "Facial Recognition Web Search: Protecting Yourself and Your Brand Online." InternetPrivacy.com logo is at the bottom left.

Facial Recognition Web Search: Protecting Yourself and Your Brand Online

This article discusses facial recognition web search technology and ways to protect your image online. Today, reverse image search tools

September 22, 2025
A graphic shows a search bar surrounded by Browser Tools icons representing privacy and security, with a caption: "When 'free' browser tools monetize your search habits." InternetPrivacy.com logo is in the bottom left corner.

When “Free” Browser Tools Monetize Your Search Habits

Free browser tools are everywhere. From Chrome extensions to audit tools built into modern web browsers, they promise faster searches,

September 17, 2025
A graphic features "OPT IN" and "OPT OUT" buttons with a cursor clicking "OPT OUT." Below, bold text says "how to opt out of truthfinder," highlighting the process. The InternetPrivacy.com logo appears in the corner.

How To Opt Out of TruthFinder

Wondering how to opt out of TruthFinder? Learn everything you need to know about the process in our comprehensive guide

September 12, 2025
An illustration of a person holding magnifying glasses, researching images of various people, with the text: "Where people go to research you before a first meeting." Internet Privacy logo is shown below.

Where People Go to Research You Before a First Meeting

Before a first meeting—whether for business, dating, or networking—people often look you up online. This research is fast, simple, and

September 8, 2025
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