Some businesses use trackers to keep tabs on your online activities when you surf various websites. Someone is almost certainly tracking you right now if you don’t have the necessary safeguards in place. Websites may employ scripts or install files called cookies on your device in order to track your behavior. If you do not want your activity tracked, be sure to disable cookies and/or JavaScript on your browser, and/or change the default settings for privacy and security on your device.

  1. Disable cookies on your Apple device
  2. Report any ads that seem to be targeting you based on cookies

Steps to Stop cross-site tracking on Apple device

Prevent Cross-site Tracking on Safari for iPhone and iPad

Step 2:  Select “General”. Step 3:  Scroll down to find “Accessibility”. Step 4:  Enable “VoiceOver”. Now you can use VoiceOver to help you navigate your iPhone/iPad. ..

Step 2: Scroll down and find “Safari.” ..

Click on the link to change your privacy and security settings. ..

To turn on “Prevent Cross-site Tracking”:

  1. Tap the slider to turn it on.
  2. Enter your website’s URL into the “Address” field.
  3. Tap the “Save Changes” button. ..

Prevent Cross-site Tracking on Safari for Mac

Step 2: Type “https://localhost:8443/” into the address bar and hit return. Step 3: You will now be redirected to a web page that looks like this: The Safari app will ask you for your Apple ID and password. If you don’t have one, you’ll be prompted to create one. Once you’ve provided them, Safari will open the website and start displaying content.

In Safari, you can change how your data is collected and used. You can choose to keep all your data private, or only share it with people you trust.

Step 3: Disable cross-site tracking on your Mac.

Final Words

There are many ways for websites to track users’ activity online. One way is through cross-site tracking, which is when a website collects data from one site about another site’s visitors. This can be done by collecting cookies, tracking the location of users with GPS, or monitoring the pages that users visit. Fortunately, you can stop cross-site tracking on Apple devices using Safari. This guide will show you how to disable cross-site tracking in Safari on your iPhone and iPad. We hope that our article will help you protect your privacy online. ..