There's an entry for Require Face ID to Unlock Private Browsing. Move the slider right to turn on the feature. For phones without Face ID — essentially the iPhone SE, at this point — the menu ...

What it does is protect your private browsing window with Touch ID or Face ID, so even if your iPhone is unlocked, you'll need to approve access with your fingerprint or face. Article continues ...

You can now open any website and initiate private browsing in Safari on your iPhone. Pro Tip: To get to incognito mode in just two steps, you can tap and hold the tabs box button and select ...

Additions to private browsing account for many of the changes in iOS 17 Safari, but the new features don't stop with turning on locked private browsing. You can also change the default search ...

The iPhone's private browsing, also known as incognito mode, serves as a digital cloak -- allowing you to surf the web without leaving traces. Private browsing works on Apple's Safari browser and ...

Whether you're trying to get an undercover edge on holiday shopping or just looking to cover the tracks of your internet history, knowing how to use Private Browsing on your iPhone or iPad makes ...

In other words, if someone gets hold of your ‌iPhone‌ or ‌iPad‌ when it is unlocked, they still won't be able to view your Private Browsing tabs without knowing your passcode. If you don't ...

That makes Private Browsing something that’s handier for ... This feature also is available in the version of Safari on Apple ...