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Which of the following is not an example of privacy-browser?

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asked Jul 30, 2021 in Cyber Security by Natalie (69.5k points)

Which of the following is not an example of privacy-browser?

(a) Tor

(b) Brave

(c) Epic

(d) Opera

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answered Aug 2, 2021 by Nathan (1.4m points)
selected Sep 14, 2021 by Natalie

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Right choice is (d) Opera

For explanation: Digital Privacy gets eliminated if you are using usual browsers that do not have encrypted security measures to preserve your piracy. One appropriate solution for preserving privacy is by using browsers like Tor, Brave and Epic.

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