On iPhone, once you open Chrome in Incognito Mode, it will return to Incognito Mode every time you open the app, and yes, even if you fully close the browser.

Incognito mode allows you to browse anonymously and secretly, but it doesn’t offer a complete privacy app or protection against viruses or spyware. FAQs about Going Incognito on iPhone, Mac, iPad ...

The iPhone's incognito mode is ideal for sensitive searches and avoiding targeted ads. But there are time when you may want to turn it off.

Whether you're trying to get an undercover edge on holiday shopping or just looking to cover the tracks of your internet history, Private Browsing will help.

Incognito mode is available when you need to keep your browsing hidden from those around you. This is how to get out of incognito mode.

Incognito and private browsing modes sound powerful, but they really only do one little thing and aren’t necessarily private.

By changing a few settings, you can get more out of your Google, Apple and Waze GPS apps. Find cheaper fuel, use voice commands and more.

These steps can be used on both iPhone and Android. Incognito mode does not come with dedicated settings of Android Auto and CarPlay, so you need to configure everything on the mobile device.

Stay private by launching Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari in incognito mode—here's how it's done.

If light mode is causing eye strain when using Google Chrome on desktop or mobile, you can switch to dark mode to make your eyes more comfortable.