Yes, you can disable private browsing on iPhone. To do so, open the Settings app and tap Safari. Scroll down and tap Private Browsing. Toggle the switch to Off.
To get rid of private browsing mode, you can either exit the browser or clear your browsing history and cookies.
Private browsing mode on iPhone is a way to browse the internet without Safari saving your history, passwords, or cookies. This is useful if you want to keep your information private or if you’re using a public computer.
To turn off Safari privacy, open the Settings app and tap on Safari. Scroll down and tap on Privacy and Security. Under the Website Data section, tap on Remove All Website Data.
To change your Safari privacy settings on your iPhone, open the Settings app and tap on Safari. Then, scroll down and tap on the Privacy & Security section. From here, you can toggle on or off the following options:“Block Cookies” – This will stop Safari from storing cookies on your device.“Fraud Warning” – This will turn on a warning message when you visit a website that is suspected of being fraudulent.
To turn on private browsing in settings, open the menu and select “New Incognito Window.” This will open a new window in incognito mode.
To find your iPhone’s privacy settings, open the Settings app and tap on “Privacy.” Here, you’ll be able to manage which apps have access to your location data, contacts, calendars, photos, and more. You can also disable certain features, like Siri, if you don’t want anyone being able to access them.
To view your iPhone’s private browsing history, open Safari and tap the “Bookmarks” icon. Then, tap the “History” tab and select “Private Browsing.
