It doesn't matter if you're encrypting your emails, using Tor and VPNs while browsing to stay anonymous, or if you wear a false moustache at your desk: If someone has access to your devices, they can see where you've been.Ī browser will hold your history indefinitely in the event you need to find your way back to a perhaps-forgotten corner of the internet you visited once upon a time. Think of the romantic 'comedies' where a guy (it's always a guy) finds himself in hot water after his girlfriend looks at his browser history.įor most of us, sharing a PC is normal (sadly, setting up multiple user accounts is not) and handing off a smartphone to someone isn't unheard of. And it can lead to trouble it's practically a cliché. The browser history-a list of every page you've visited online and the time you were there-is a standard of modern computing.

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