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Users of anonymous browsing mode would be concerned about tracking from Internet sites under various circumstances, and may or may not be concerned about local records on their computer's disk. They may have a number of browsing behaviours. It is best to represent these behaviours as "stories", to better understand the needs of different types of users, and to properly design feature and option choices to accommodate them. | |||
== The Medical Patient == | |||
== The Pseudonymous Blogger == | |||
== The Abuse Victim == | |||
== The Paranoid == | |||
== The Whistleblower == | |||
== The Anonymous Commenter == | |||
Most likely, they spend the majority of their Internet usage logged into a number of services online that record various things about them, and may log them into arbitrary services automatically due to federated login systems such as OpenID, and have been exposed to a number of ad networks intent on tracking them. | |||
The user has some activity that they do not want trivially tracked | |||
=User Agent Considerations= | =User Agent Considerations= | ||