Deleting your browsing history won't necessarily delete it everywhere—here's what you need to know to keep yourself private ...

A new cybersecurity threat targets your browsing history. Learn how 'history sniffing' malware works and follow our expert guide to clear your history and secure your data.

A recent study by the University of California, San Diego, showed four new ways to expose Internet users' browsing histories. They also showed the ways in which these histories could and can be used ...

You may not give your search history much thought, but by practicing good browser hygiene, you can help maintain your privacy online. Your computer's search history ...

Deleting your Web browser's history removes the list of previously visited Web pages, so others cannot view your surfing habits. All major browsers offer a way to clear this history, but you may want ...

The browser's recording of every Web page a user visits. Browser history enables people to quickly return to a past page by typing just a few characters. However, every browser allows users to delete ...

Apple device users appear to be vulnerable to a significant browser privacy flaw. According to 9to5Mac, FingerprintJS has disclosed an exploit that lets attackers obtain your recent browser history, ...

SAN FRANCISCO– It’s official: Your browsing history can be sold to advertisers. President Trump on Monday signed a measure reversing rules that would have required internet providers to get consent ...

If you share a computer with someone else, you might not want that person to be able to check your Internet browsing history. That record is easy to erase, however, in all of the major browsers.

Despite browsing “Incognito,” your history might not be so private after all. An alleged glitch has been plaguing iPhone users who watch NSFW content in a private window, a browsing mode that promises ...