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“Your DNS Knows Everything” 😳
Even when your browser history is clean, DNS logs quietly track every website you visit.
I just wrote an article showing how to reduce your digital footprints with a simple Windows trick — and why Incognito isn’t as invisible as you think.
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A careful client notices this. It tells them their privacy matters before they ever book a session.
Services: HIPAA-aware therapist websites, Webflow development, privacy page setup.
