What Is Tracking on Firefox?
Firefox collects browsing data through cookies, trackers, and site permissions to improve user experience. However, Firefox includes built-in tracking protection, which can be adjusted to prevent online profiling, personalized ads, and unauthorized data collection.
Why Turn Off Tracking on Firefox?
- Improve Privacy: Blocks hidden trackers and stops data collection.
- Reduce Targeted Ads: Prevents advertisers from tracking online behavior.
- Enhance Security: Limits access to personal data, reducing security risks.
Steps to Turn Off Tracking on Firefox
What It Protects Against
- Third-Party Trackers: Stops websites from collecting browsing habits.
- Targeted Advertising: Reduces ad tracking based on search history.
- Online Profiling: Prevents sites from storing user behavior and preferences.
Recommended Product: Privacy-Focused Search Engines
Use DuckDuckGo or Brave Search for tracking-free browsing.
Additional Tips
- Regularly review site permissions under Firefox’s Site Settings.
- Turn off location tracking in Settings > Privacy & Security > Permissions.
- Use Firefox’s built-in Ad Blocker for enhanced privacy.
For more security tips, check out our guide on How to Turn Off Tracking on Opera.
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