DisclaimerThis answer is pointless. Once you've read the end of my answer, you will see why.

Inside the 'Google' folder, make a new key called 'Chrome' In the 'Chrome' folder, right-click on it and press 'DWORD (32-bit) Value' Name the DWORD 'IncogniteModeAvailability' Right-click on the DWORD and press 'Modify' In the value data, write 1 and restart Chrome. FIREFOX: Press the Windows Button + R at the same time. In the little box.

My answerI personally have tried Qustodio's 'Block Incognito Browsing' feature. (I was using a phone running Android 4.1.2 and a recent version of Google Chrome.)It didn't work at all.Incognito browsing still worked perfectly, and was not blocked or even hindered whatsoever. Even after an hour or more, Qustodio had no idea that I was using Chrome's incognito mode.In a help center, Qustodio LLC does admit:Please note that our incognito blocking feature is still experimental.If you want to prevent incognito browsing, I see a few options:.You could lock down the device completely (though this is almost impossible to do correctly) and then to make sure that the only browser which the user can access is a browser which is incapable of incognito browsing.Or you could use Norton Family's incognito detection. If Norton Family alerts you that incognito has been used, perhaps you could confiscate the device from its user for a day or two. (Norton Family claims to be able to email you after someone uses incognito mode on the device.

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But I've never tested it, and I don't know whether or not it would work reliably. You should test the feature on a few separate occasions before relying upon it.).You could try Qustodio. Even though their (experimental) incognito-blocking feature didn't work for me, maybe it will work for you.If you are willing to root your phone, this may provide you with for disabling incognito mode. Remember that you can unroot your phone afterwards.Why this answer is pointlessYet all this is pointless. The user can use the browser's 'Clear History' tool, or Android's application manager, to clear the browsing history — anytime he wants to.Why would anyone want to disable incognito mode?

You could try - it's paid and allows you to either automatically close all incognito tabs when the screen turns off or to disable incognito browsing altogether by preventing incognito tabs from being opened at all. It further includes a monitoring mode as well as logging of events/activities related to incognito browsing in Chrome as well as the ability to hide the app from the launcher. It also includes the following experimental features (as requested by several parents):.

Log videos played within the YouTube app. Uninstall detection & prevention. Android settings guard. Block access to YouTube appDisclosure: I am the developer of Incoquito. Dear parents: Incoquito alone isn't sufficient.

It may be easy for your kids to get around it, even if they're not tech-savvy. You must also install a filter.

❧ The free version of Qustodio is probably the best free option; the free version of Norton Family might be the second-best free filter. If you're willing to pay, I've read that NetSpark or GenTech are better than the free products. ❧ You may also want to collect up your spouse's and kids' new and old Android devices, and to lock them all in your bedroom every night.–Jun 5 '17 at 18:45. I have just released a new app which blocks incognito tabs from Chrome,.

It has password protect features, and is geared towards parents wanting to protect their children.The Chrome tabs are blocked instantly, as soon as some tries to open it. You can also have a pop-up message appear when some does try and open an incognito tab. For example, you could write out a warning to a child.Additionally, there is an inbuilt feature to hide the app’s icon from the launcher, so that it’s harder for someone to even find that the app is installed.To prevent people from being able to uninstall the app, I would recommend that you download an “App Lock” type app from the Play Store (such as ). This will make it so that if someone tries to open your Device Settings to uninstall the app, a password will be required.Note: I am the developer of Incognito Away. If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch:).

Google Family LinkIf you set Google Family Link to protect an Android device, it will automatically disable Google Chrome's incognito mode on that device. (Google says so in. I myself have tried Family Link and verified that the article is correct.)Family Link can also do Web filtering, screen-time monitoring, and device-location tracking. But these features are optional; you may disable them if you wish.The usual Family Link setup is as follows: One device (a computer or mobile device) is the 'parent' device, and a second device is the 'child' device. Incognito mode will only be disabled on the 'child' device.If you'd like to get started, you may.

It has quirksGoogle Family Link has some quirks. I've described the biggest quirk I've noticed, and its workaround, in.I hope that Google will work on eliminating the quirks in the future.Despite its quirks, Family Link works reasonably well already, and I think it's a good way to disable incognito mode. It may be easy to defeatI'm not sure whether or not Family Link is easy for crafty children to defeat. But, in general, there are ways to defeat most parental-control software tools.It's wise to buy your kids a flip phone with no data plan, and a non-portable computer which is permanently stored in a public room such as the living room.

It's also wise to store all of your personal cellphones, laptops, and tablets in your bedroom at night, so that your kids can't secretly use them.

“It’s vital parents know about their child’s online world.”

– Neil Anderson, NSPCC

In our previous blog – Do Your Kids Use Private Browsing To Hide From You? – we looked at private browsing and why your kids might use it.

In this blog, we take a look at ways you can help prevent your child from using private browsing.

Let’s kick-off.

Covert Kids?

Chances are your kids understand private browsing better than you.

Even if they haven’t discovered private browsing, they could be erasing their search history.

It’s really simple to do. Here’s how.

Or they might be using another browser altogether. One you didn’t even know was installed.

After all, how can you monitor your child’s search history if they’re using another browser?

Kids are really resourceful when it comes to erasing their digital footprint.

But of all the tactics at their dispersal, private browsing is the easiest and most effective.

Disabling Private Browsing

By now you are probably thinking why can’t I simply disable private browsing? If only it were that simple!

InPrivate and Incognito mode can be disabled on a laptop or PC…but it’s not easy nor for the tech-shy!

You must delve into your computer’s file system. Here’s how to do it for InPrivate and Incognito.

But…Private Browsing on Android and Apple tablets and smartphones cannot be disabled.

Android devices often come installed with Google’s Chrome browser. (Which includes Incognito browsing).

And iPhones, iPads and iPods use Safari. (Which features Private Browsing).

There are three workarounds:

1. Setup content restrictions.
2. Install a safe browser.
3. Install parental control software which monitors private browsing.

Let’s take a look at these now.

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#1 Content Restrictions

Content restrictions help prevent your kids from using apps or visiting websites they shouldn’t.

As a first-line-of-defence, they can be helpful! Here’s how to set them up on Android, Apple and Windows 10.

But content restrictions have their limitations, namely:

• Default-off: Content restrictions aren’t on unless you turn them on. Your child will be able to access all apps, device settings and websites until they are switched on.
• Setup: If your child has multiple devices, you’ll need to set content restrictions on every device they use separately. (Windows 10 users are the exception).
• Web filtering: Content restrictions prevent kids viewing inappropriate sites, but only those deemed inappropriate by the device manufacturer. (Some could slip the net).
• Search history: Stealth browsing is not prohibited, so inappropriate websites not filtered by content restrictions can still be viewed by your child without you knowing.

Content restrictions offer some protection on individual devices….

…but the more devices they own, the more difficult it becomes to manage!

#2 Safe Browsers

Another option is to install a safe browser.

You set these up just like you would for any other app or software.

Safe browsers filter websites to prevent your child viewing inappropriate content online.

But because they are not the native browser (device supplied), the safe browser is installed in addition to the native browser. (Chrome, for example, is the native browser on Android).

So, what’s stopping your child from using the default browser instead?

You can set the safe browser as the default browser, but determined kids can usually locate the native browser. (With private browsing functionality).

And if your child has access to system settings, safe browsers can be easily uninstalled.

So, though an improvement on native browsers, safe browsers are not full-proof.

#3 Parental Control Solutions

The third – and best – option is to install a parental control solution.

The best of these combine parental controls with screen time management.

They range in price from free-of-charge to those with a reoccurring monthly subscription. (We wrote a blog all about choosing a screen time parental control solution. Check it out!)

But only some parental controls solutions effectively deal with private browsing.

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So, be sure to check that the parental control solution you’re considering can either block private browsing or record internet history when you child uses a private browser.

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