Trend Micro launches new privacy browser Zero Browser
Trend Micro, a well-known security vendor, recently launched a new privacy browser for iOS users – Zero Browser. Its original intention is to block all kinds of network tracking technologies, including the “Session Replay” method of recording intrusions. The company said that the browser was launched to make up for the lack of current “stealth” browsing modes and bring a higher level of privacy protection for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
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- Zero analytics — Trend Micro does not track any of your activities, and so has no data to sell or share with anyone else.
- Zero leftovers — The app does not keep any usage history or data once you close it.
- Zero leaks — Automatic blocking of session replays, visitor recordings, cryptojacking, and social media tracking systems means you can open any website or search for anything with total peace of mind.
- Zero risk — Trend Micro has decades of security experience and a sterling reputation in the security field.
Zero requires iOS 11.0 and later, and Trend Micro emphasizes that it helps maintain privacy between users and other users on the ISP and device, and not just hide general protections such as browsing history.
When using a browser, users can observe blocked tracking components in real time, from ad trackers to behavior analysis and malicious encryption software.
