They will be able to search from someone else’s account if they want to. Write email address or user name in the box – select ‘Block’īlocking someone prevents them from being able to view your page or searching for you from their username or email address.Choose ‘How do I stop someone from bothering me?’.Choose ‘privacy shortcuts’, this is the second icon in from the right on the blue bar at the top of your browser.How to block someone from contacting you: Your browsing history is stored on your computer and can be made available by various computer programs and/or agencies, including the police. This method only prevents someone from immediately being able to see the webpage you have visited. To delete pages from your history, go through your web browser settings, choose history, and right-click on the sites individually to delete them.ĭeleting the full history may appear suspicious. Deleting your historyĪlways remember that your computer history will show the websites you have visited. To access private browsing mode in Safari, click File in the top-left corner, then select New Private Window. To access private browsing mode in Firefox, click the menu icon in the top-right corner, then select New Private Window. To access private browsing mode in Google Chrome (called Incognito Mode), click the menu icon in the top-right corner, then select New Incognito Window. To access private browsing mode in Internet Explorer (called InPrivate Browsing), click the gear icon in the top-right corner, then select Safety > InPrivate Browsing. Enabling private browsing Internet Explorer We recommend that you enable private browsing mode in your browser when you are visiting websites that you do not want the perpetrator to find. Browsing the web with this enabled stops history, cookies and login details from being stored for that session. Most modern web browsers have a private browsing mode.
If you are experiencing domestic abuse, we recommend that you cover your tracks online by deleting your browsing history and customising your privacy settings on social media.
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