Every Internet user has an online identity called an IP address; whether you are accessing the internet from your phone or computer, your online identity is the unique IP address allocated to you. So, to surf anonymously, you will need to put a buffer between you and the website you plan to visit. This will allow you to view information without being tracked.
Do you want to surf the web with privacy? Do you like the idea that no one can track what sites you go to? You can now with the TOR browser. Right now I live in California, but on-line I am from Amsterdam. Surf anonymously and it’s free.
— Karl (@KarlMeyers8) April 13, 2018
This may come off as encouraging criminals to act without hindrance. Of course, there’s some truth to it… but many people who surf the Internet value their privacy and would rather avoid having their activities tracked by ubiquitous websites that collect data from users. Whatever your reasons for not wanting to be noticed online, you can achieve that without breaking a sweat.
We will be sharing with you 4 non-creepy ways to surf the net without being noticed.
Privacy settings
Always check the privacy settings of your browser if you want to surf the Internet without being noticed.
#Gemini are protective of their privacy that’s why they double check every settings before sharing anything personal on the internet.
— Gemini (@mgeminiquotes) May 8, 2018
You can also delete information from your browsing activity; clear your browsing data, history, cookies, or saved passwords,.
Browsing with a Proxy Server
Proxy servers will help you conceal your identity online by retrieving web pages for you. They hide your unique IP address and other important browsing information, so the remote server does not see your information but sees the proxy server’s information instead.
It’s pretty hard (impossible?) to connect to other computers on the internet without being traceable though. Anonymous internet browsing/messaging usually depends on routing through other computers, but if those other computers are authority controlled, you’re de-anonymized.
— Ari Paul (@AriDavidPaul) March 2, 2018
In using proxy server, you will need to navigate to the proxy site, enter the URL you’d like to visit anonymously, and you’ll be able to surf leaving virtually no trace that you were ever there.
Guardster
This website lets you browse the web anonymously, hiding your identity. It offer a free web proxy service which allows you to browse the web and protect your identity from the sites you browse.
There are also free proxy servers available to you. Two such products are ShadowSurf and Guardster. Guardster (h… http://t.co/zC3y9YL
— Anthony (@Anthonynmzpm) September 11, 2011
Your requests will appear to be coming from the Guardster servers so third parties cannot find you, including providing support for JavaScript and cookies. Note that encrypted SSL sites will not work with the free service.
Anonymox
Use anonymox plugin on your web browser & spoof a US IP location, problem fixed
— Comrade Weez (@weezmgk) May 6, 2018
This is a web extension that is installed on your browser and shields your online identity and gives you the option of changing your IP address and your location.