For years, social media sites—and virtually every site online—have been scraping together bits and pieces of your online browsing habits to create an eerily accurate picture of who you are. While some people may not realize (or care) about how their data is being used, the fact still remains that websites are getting better at marketing to your specific needs and beliefs. This means the more data a company has, the more power it has over you.

Fortunately, you don't have to be at the whim of big data. These are ways you can take internet privacy back into your own hands and surf anonymously.

How to Browse Privately
Sure, turning off your browser's cookies, emptying your cache, and opening an incognito window may help reduce your digital footprint, but it doesn't mask it entirely. That's because these types of private browsing tools do nothing to obscure your actual....
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