Let's talk secure and anonymous--
so do you understand the differences?
When we talk about secure, secure would be--
let me give you an example here.
Anonymous would be if I came into this room
and sat at this table with a mask on.
You might be like, OK, there's an instructor.
I see an instructor.
it's just an anonymous instructor.
She's not introducing herself or saying anything.
If I come up here and I make myself invisible,
and I sit down, you shouldn't see me here.
You shouldn't even know that I'm right here at this desk.
That would be secure.
Secure, you're supposed to be invisible.
Anonymous, people can see you in the room.
People can see your browsing activity.
They just don't know where you're coming from.
So that is the difference.
Also, your browser is your access.
Your search engine is what you use to find things.
So make sure you don't confuse this terminology.
When we look here, we see histories.
We can see the DuckDuckGo was used to look for American tale
Fievel no cats.
So we can see this search here.
So even though we can see this, the person
should be anonymous when they hit
American tale Fievel no cats.