By Michael | Last Updated
Many websites use cookies to track visitors' behaviors and identify the returning visits so that they can provide the services and information that may interest you. There is no doubt that the cookies are the great helper for online content marketing. Therefore, Safari accepts cookies and website data by default when you visit the websites. Of course, you can block cookies in Safari on iPhone and iPad. Here, you will learn how to block cookies in Safari on your iPhone or iPad with specific tutorials.
Step 1: Access Settings from your iPhone or iPad Home screen and choose Safari.
Step 2: Open Block Cookies under Privacy & Security.
Step 3: Select an option from Always, From third parties and advertisers and Never.
Most people will choose From third party and advertisers because it will not block the websites that you are really visit to digest content or find something useful, but prevent those websites who want to get your data when you are search surf on the internet. If you do not want all websites to track your behavior, you can choose Always.
Tips: For those who place emphasis on the safety of personal data, they can enable Do Not Track setting on iPhone and iPad at the same time:
Step 1: Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad.
Step 2: Tap on Safari and you will find Privacy & Security setting. Choose the Do Not Track option and turn it on.
That's all and you can see how easy the operations are. In this way, you can browse any website in peace and privacy. For some users, they feel it is more comfortable browsing this way.
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