About this lesson

Using a private browser or incognito mode can be especially important and beneficial in certain situations, including maintaining privacy in sensitive scenarios, such as domestic violence situations, or for general internet use.

Course curriculum

    1. Lesson 1: What is a Private/Incognito Browser

    2. Lesson 2: Benefits of using a private/incognito browser.

    1. Lesson 1: How to use private browser/incognito mode.

    2. Lesson 2: Browsers which offer private/incognito.

    1. Lesson 1: Why use a private browser/incognito mode in a Domestic Violence situation?
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Monthly checklist

Every month follow these tips to ensure your internet browsing is safe as possible.

  • If you can't use private browsing, remember to clear your browsing history, especially after researching sensitive information

  • Sometimes, using a device not connected to you in any way can offer an additional layer of safety

  • Remember to close all incognito/private windows after you're done to erase session data

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FAQ

  • Who are Protective Group?

    Protective Group are a private security and safety company that assists victims of violence. We have assisted over 30,000 victims in the past decade. You can learn more about us at protectivegroup.com.au.

  • How can I contact Protective Group for further help if I'm unsure about something?

    Please feel free to call us on 1300 743 000 or via email at [email protected]. The team here at Protective Group are always here to help.

  • Does Protective Group offer translation services?

    Our current team speak English, Chinese and Russian. We can arrange translation services.

  • Does Protective Group help with financial support?

    No. Protective Group is a private company and cannot assist with financial or housing support. We recommend speaking to your referrer if you have been referred to us or visit 1800respect.org.au for further assistance.

  • I'm worried about my physical and technology safety what should I do?

    If you were referred to us by a support service, please have discuss with them before contacting us. You can engage our services privately. Please contact our office on 1399 743 000 for further assistance.

  • I think my device is compromised/hacked what should I do?

    If you were referred to us by a support service discuss with them before contacting us. If they can assist you with a referral to our services, they will advise you of the process.

For service support please contact 1800Respect