Cloakey Privacy Browser prevents any trace of your browsing activity from being stored on the computer you use it on. The anonymous browser in Cloakey prevents network admins and even internet service providers from seeing your browsing activities.

No, your browser history is not stored to the computer you are using when running Cloakey. In fact, the private browser runs in Private Browsing Mode which does not even store internet data to your Cloakey drive.

No, when using the anonymous browser, no one can see your browsing activity, even network admins or internet service providers. However, they will be able to see that you are connecting to an anonymous browsing network. If you use the private browser, network admins and internet service providers can see the websites you are visiting.

No, whether you use the private browser or anonymous browser on Cloakey, you cannot be tracked for advertisement purposes.

If your network or internet provider blocks access to some websites, using the anonymous browser on Cloakey will bypass the censorship. It will also hide your location for censorship that is geo-location based. The private browser will not hide your location nor bypass censored websites.

Cloakey does not load information onto a 3^rd party server, once a Privacy Browser is shutdown on Cloakey, there is no way to restore to he page you visited and there is no history.

A VPN sends data to a 3^rd party server, it may be encrypted but we cannot verify if the VPN provider has all the protocols in place to prevent your information from falling into the wrong hands.

If you consider the Cloakey as an offline tool versus an online VPN, cold storage versus hot storage. Cloakey is much more secure.

The Dark web is a term most associate when accessing the most secure privacy browsers, originally the most secure browser was developed by the US Navy for confidential communications, it is still used to this day by many governments for secure comms, in addition many other professionals use the same privacy browser as it is so effective. Criminals and hackers also use it for the very same reasons.

There are 3  levels in  Internet Browsing which are commonly known as:

Surface Web – Traditional accessible web searching, the area of the web most people visit and is heavily tracked. Sites like Google, Bing and even privacy sites that operate on the normal web such as duck duck go.

Deep Web – Deep Web is a part of the internet, which is not indexed or tracked by Search Engines, over 80% of Internet address’s operate in this unindexed way, this means users of the internet only get access to around 10% of actual websites, using Surface Web.

Dark Web – This is also known as the Dark net, this is where illegal activities occur online, used by many criminals as it provides the most secure anonymous methods to operate online.