How to Keep information private with incognito mode in GOOGLE CHROME

The video tutorial explains how to use Google Chrome's Incognito mode to maintain privacy by not saving passwords or search history. It highlights the benefits of using Incognito mode in classroom settings, especially when students need to use a teacher's computer. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions to open an Incognito window and discusses potential restrictions in school environments. It concludes by emphasizing the advantages of Incognito mode for protecting personal information.

What is one of the main benefits of using Incognito mode in a classroom setting?

• It prevents students from signing into their accounts.

• It allows students to sign in without affecting the teacher's account.

• It saves the browsing history for future reference.

• It allows students to access the teacher's saved passwords.

How can you open a new Incognito window in Google Chrome?

• By signing out of your Google account.

• By clicking on the three dots in the upper right corner and selecting 'New Incognito Window'.

• By disabling cookies in the settings.

• By clearing your browsing history.

Why might a school administrator disable the Incognito mode feature?

• To ensure students can save their passwords.

• To make sure students can sign in to multiple accounts simultaneously.

• To prevent students from accessing inappropriate content without leaving a history.

• To allow students to use more advanced browser features.

What happens to your login information when you close an Incognito window?

• It is automatically backed up to the cloud.

• It is saved for future sessions.

• It is shared with other users.

• It is forgotten and not saved.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of Incognito mode?

• It does not save browsing history.

• It does not save form data.

• It allows multiple users to sign in simultaneously.

• It does not save cookies or site data.