-Privacy Browser has two primary goals.
+The only way to prevent data from being abused is to prevent it from being collected in the first place. Privacy Browser has two primary goals.
-1. Minimize the amount of information that is sent to the internet.
+1. Minimize the data that is sent to the internet.
-2. Minimize the amount of information that is stored on the device.
+2. Minimize the data that is stored on the device.
Most browsers silently give websites massive amounts of information that allows them to track you and compromise your privacy. Websites and ad networks use technologies like JavaScript, cookies, DOM storage, user agents, and many other things to uniquely identify each user and track them between visits and across the web.
Privacy Browser currently uses Android’s built-in WebView to render web pages. As such, it works best when the latest version of WebView is installed (see https://www.stoutner.com/privacy-browser/common-settings/webview/). In the 4.x series, Privacy Browser will switch to a forked version of Android’s WebView called Privacy WebView that will allow for advanced privacy features.
-Warning: Android KitKat (version 4.4.x, API 19) ships an older version of OpenSSL, which is susceptible to MITM (Man In The Middle) attacks when browsing websites that use outdated protocols and cipher suites. More information about this issue is available at https://www.stoutner.com/kitkat-security-problems/.
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Features:
• Integrated EasyList ad blocking.
• Tor Orbot proxy support.
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