When you delete your browsing history, you're only removing records from your device. However, your internet service provider (ISP), websites you visit, and platforms like Google may still have access to your data. That’s why it’s important to go beyond just clearing your history.

Using privacy-focused browsers, turning off tracking cookies, regularly logging out of accounts, and using tools like VPNs can help protect your identity online. Also, always review your online accounts' activity logs and privacy settings.

Protecting your online privacy isn’t just about hiding your browsing habits—it’s about taking control of your personal information. In a world full of trackers and data collectors, being aware and proactive is your best defense.

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