Cough Cough... Chrome... Chough...

Everytime this is reposted in a new template I remind everyone that no one is using incognito mode to hide from their ISP they are using it to hide from their spouse or partner.

I always thought private browsing was just so all the porn content doesn't stay in search history's and the address bar doesn't auto fill fatasshonkeybabes.com if my grandmother sits down to look at her Facebooks.

The ISP can see every domain, but not every page. That's what HTTPS everywhere was all about.

At a minimum this meme maker has no idea how TLS, browsers, cookies, or DNS work.

Assuming you're using https, your ISP cannot see what pages you visit. It can only see what website you access (IP address).

As someone who hosts my own dns server I can confirm that I can see everything that is accessed but the not the whole url, I can see the base url like if you access YouTube, I’ll see that you pinged YouTube.com, what you received exactly I don’t know but I can tell that you went on YouTube.

The one word more people need to know about: threatmodel

Only in Chrome? In every browser using private mode, private mode only delete the local storage (wbSQL, Serviceworkers, cookies, cache, etc), no other things, it hide nothing, for webpages which log you (or the search engine you use, AI and some other extensions which you use in "private"mode) it's irrelevant if you use private or normal mode. It's a very frecuent missconcept to believe that the private mode is the same as anonym browsing, simple extensions, like Cookie Autodelete or SiteBleacher do exactly the same as browsing in private mode, but with the feature that you can partial or full whitelist the pages where private mode isn't needed.

More or less Private only if you use VPN, SPN, MPR, Snowflake or at least a proxie.

Its true for every browser except Tor.

So you think people should assume they have absolute privacy because of the word "incognito"?

Also VPNs see everything you do, but please, again, enlighten me how paying some OTHER corporation somehow better protects me from corporations?

Encrypted DNS anyone? (NextDNS for example)

Replace ISP with VPN, if you use them.