Your DuckDuckGo Browser bookmarks and passwords can now be discreetly synced across all of your devices.
Having all of your data synced across all of your devices is just one of the numerous benefits of using a browser like Google Chrome. But it also has the disadvantage of being profit-monitored. DuckDuckGo proposes to address it.
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DuckDuckGo Browser Adds Private Password Sync
The DuckDuckGo web browser can now sync your bookmarks and passwords across all of your devices, the company revealed on Wednesday. This implies that you can access all the information you need to browse the web easily no matter what device you use to utilize the browser. Phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop. Additionally, you can complete everything without logging into the browser.
In a nutshell, DuckDuckGo’s privacy policy is: we don’t track you. Product team member Tim Raybould stated in the post announcing the change. “We’ve developed our privacy-respecting export and sync functions without needing a DuckDuckGo account. And without compromising your data.”
This is how it operates. You start by installing the DuckDuckGo browser on your mobile devices. Next, to sync data across two devices, utilize the browser’s ‘Sync With Another Device’ feature under Sync & Backup. For mobile devices, it will generate a QR code; for desktop PCs, it will generate an alphanumeric code. When that code is entered, the connecting process takes place on its own.
There’s also a solution if you’re concerned that you just use one device. The possibility that, because the data isn’t recorded, you could misplace a gadget and lose access. Create a Recovery PDF backup code that will allow you to recover your synced data if you misplace or replace your device.
Naturally, you are the only one with access to this encrypted material.
Raybould said, “Your passwords are completely hidden from anyone but you.” “That includes us: DuckDuckGo can’t see your data at any time.”
If you haven’t tried DuckDuckGo Browser yet, this would be an excellent time to do so as the update is currently available.
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