How To Browse Private with eSimWay

Every day we search for something on the Internet, publish posts on social networks, and share content. The digital footprint of our actions is real: all the information about us that gets on the Internet remains there. Is it possible to surf privately?

What data Google collects, and how to limit it?

Google does not hide the fact that it collects a lot of data about the user. But it emphasizes that it stores them in an anonymized format: it assigns an identifier to the data set that cannot be associated with a specific person. The main purpose of data collection is to personalize the work of services, particularly recommender systems, and display more relevant advertising. Let’s figure out what Google can know about you and how to limit data collection and stay confidential.

Profile. All the data you provide yourself when filling out an account: last name and first name, mobile phone number, email address – is the minimum. Also, the profile may contain information about the educational institution, hobbies, and marital status. You can view and change this data in your account in the “Personal Information” section. You can also control what data third-party users can see on your profile to safely surf.

Movement history. The geolocation function and permission to collect and store this data allow you to track flights, car or public transport trips, and walking. Comparison with the time and frequency of movement allows the systems to draw conclusions about the location of work, home, favorite places of rest, entertainment, and training. You can restrict data collection on the Activity Tracking page.

History of search queries and application usage. This is data about what and when you searched in the search engine, which links you clicked on, and which pages you viewed. And also what Google applications they used and how: how they interacted with advertising, which applications they downloaded in the Play Market, what they searched for in Maps, what they entered into the Calendar, and what they translated with the help of a translator. So the system makes an approximate portrait of the interests and employment of users. You can check permission and limit collection on the Activity Tracking page.

YouTube history. Data about what you watched and searched on YouTube. You can view them and limit the collection on the YouTube History page.

Information about devices. Information about when and from which device you logged into your account. If the security system considers any login to the account suspicious, it will send an alert with a warning. View information and limit data collection – on the “Your devices” page.

Data synchronization. The servers store data that helps to synchronize work from different devices in one account: for example, pages added to bookmarks in the browser, search history, actions in Google services, and password manager data that helps you quickly log into accounts on different sites. If you want to limit something, you can do it on the Chrome data on your account page.

Internet data security with eSIM

The software of the eSIM card secures its interaction with the AuC. When registering in the network, the SIM card and AuC exchange information according to the corresponding standard of the 3GPP consortium cryptographic protocol, as a result of which the identity of the Ki keys on both sides is verified, and the session key Kc is generated. Subsequently, Kc is used to symmetrically encrypt the traffic between the subscriber device and the network.That is, all data received and sent by the subscriber through eSIM is encrypted, and the use of such a card from esimway.com is completely private and safe.