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HIDING YOUR INTERNET TRACKS FROM YOUR ABUSER

If you are in an abusive relationship and your abuser has access to your computer, it is important that you take precautionary steps to hide your internet activities. Many browser types have features that display recently visited sites. If you know that your abuser has access to the computer that you use, the best safety measure to take is to use another computer. Access a computer at a friend’s house or at the library. Use any computer that your abuser will not have access to.

Click here to learn more about steps you can take to erase your tracks from your computer so your abuser will not be able to trace your internet search. However, the best protection is to not use your home computer but to access this site through a public facility, local library, computer center, or another location unknown to your abuser.