How to Enable Private Browsing mode BlackBerry 10

When we travel on the internet from a mobile device or home computer browser stores some information for us. It can be user IDs and passwords, browsing history and cache files — elements that monitors BlackBerry browser when you browse web pages. If, however, you do not want anyone to have access to your information or you want to browse the web without saving the data, as implemented in Google Chrome in incognito mode, we recommend that you use the private browsing mode (Incognito Mode, Private Browsing ).

We have already touched on this subject briefly in the article about the ten tips for Internet users, but for those who are not familiar with this feature, we give below a detailed information about it. When you turn on private browsing your smartphone does not save the above information, and maintains it is only at that time, as long as you open the browser. When you close your browser or turn off private browsing function, all the data is automatically deleted. In order to enable Private Browsing on BlackBerry 10, it is necessary to perform the following steps:

• Launch the browser BlackBerry
• Open the menu (three dots at the bottom right of the screen), and then click Settings (the Settings)
• Click Privacy and Security (Privacy and Security)
• Using the switch, turn on private browsing mode (Private Browsing)
• Keep in mind that if you use this option, Adobe Flash is automatically turned off, all the tabs that were open, will be saved and restored again when private browsing mode is canceled. Also BlackBerry Balance function can not be activated from the browser workspace.

In addition, all saved passwords and user names will not be available, so you will need to re-enter your username and password when you turn on private browsing mode. However, this option does not work all the time. If you close the browser, it will automatically turn off, and you have to include it again after restarting the application.

private browsing mode helps to eliminate traces on certain sites due to the removal of your web history and views, as well as all of the cookie, which you may encounter while browsing.