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Preferencje prywatności i zabezpieczeń

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Ten rozdział dotyczy konfiguracji preferencji odnoszących się do ustawień prywatności i zabezpieczeń. Aby wyświetlić panele tych preferencji, należy:

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Z menu &brandShortName;Edycja wybrać Preferencje.
Wybrać kategorię Prywatność i zabezpieczenia. (Jeśli podkategorie nie są widoczne, to aby rozwinąć listę, należy podwójnie kliknąć na Prywatność i zabezpieczenia i wybrać podkategorię, która ma być przeglądana lub zmieniana.)

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W celu uzyskania dodatkowej pomocy dotyczącej ustawień poszczególnych podkategorii, należy kliknąć na odpowiednim odnośniku poniżej.

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Powiązane tematy pomocy: +

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Privacy & Security Preferences - + Privacy & Security

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This section describes how to use the main Privacy & Security + preferences panel. If you're not already viewing it, follow these + steps:

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Open the &brandShortName; + Edit menu and choose Preferences.
Click the Privacy & Security category.

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User Tracking

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These settings allow you to communicate your tracking preferences to + websites. User tracking refers + to websites (including advertisers, analytics providers, and social sites) + collecting and analyzing comprehensive data on your web browsing patterns, + thus affecting your privacy. For more information on this topic, see + Why and How + Are Websites Tracking Me? The Do + Not Track technology allows you to tell a website whether or not you + agree to tracking. The following options are available in this section:

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Tell websites about my tracking preference: Check this + to instruct &brandShortName; to inform every website you explicitly visit + (along with any providers of third-party content embedded in its pages) + whether or not you want your browsing behavior being tracked: +
- I do not want to be tracked: Select this option + to send a Do Not Track request to each website visited.
- I consent to being tracked: Select this option + to explicitly tell each website visited that you agree with your + browsing behavior being tracked.
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Notes:

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Honoring a Do Not Track request is voluntary, thus individual websites + are not required to obey it. Websites and services that follow + the policy should stop gathering and using information about your web + browsing pattern for all activity for which Do Not Track is selected.
Requesting Do Not Track from a website should not affect your ability + to use the website properly (e.g., when using a + web application or when + putting items into a cart while shopping).
Note that Do Not Track does not prevent advertisements from + being presented to you while browsing. Since the website is not allowed to + gather and utilize information about you, the content of the advertisements + will be less specific if you have the Do Not Track option selected.

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Safe Browsing

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Some websites contain potentially dangerous content and may have been + reported as malicious. The preferences located in the lower section of the + Privacy & Security panel allow you + to select which types of reported websites will be blocked. If enabled, + &brandShortName; compares each website's address you are about to visit + against regularly updated lists. A warning is issued prior to actually + loading a reported website, thus giving you the opportunity to cancel the + loading process. The following options are available in this section:

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Block reported attack sites: Check this if you want + &brandShortName; to warn you if the website you are about to visit has + been reported as a site that is trying to infect your computer with + malicious software. Such malware may + interfere with your computer's functions or steal your personal + information. It is also frequently used to send spam email or to spread + more malware.
Block reported web forgeries: Check this if you want + &brandShortName; to warn you if the website you are about to visit has + been reported as a site that pretends to be a legitimate website of some + well-known organization or service. Websites like this are frequently set + up to mislead you in providing username and password or other sensitive + personal information (commonly known as + phishing).

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When you are trying to visit a website that has been reported as malicious + (and the feature is enabled), you will see one of the following warnings:

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Reported Attack Page! This website has been reported + as a website trying to infect your computer with malware.
Reported Web Forgery! This website has been reported + as a website trying to steal your personal information.

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No harm has been done at this point. Select one of the following options:

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Get me out of here! Do not load this website. + Instead, go to &brandShortName;'s default start page.
Why was this page blocked? Opens a web page showing you + the information reported on this specific website (this is an external + page located with the provider of this service). If no such report data is + available, a page with general information is shown.
Ignore this warning: Proceed with loading the page. Only + use this when you are certain that the selected page is authentic + and safe to visit. At the top of the page, a notification bar will appear, + giving you an option to report errors to the provider of this service: +
- This isn't an attack site or This + isn't a web forgery: Click this button to open a new tab + allowing you to report false warnings (this is an external page).
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Important: The Safe Browsing feature is switched on by + default. It is not recommended to disable either function as this + may result in you visiting unsafe sites.

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Note: If no warning is shown for a specific website, it + does not guarantee that this site is trustworthy; it just means + that it has not been reported. Attack and phishing websites may look + safe but are secretly trying to attack you or to steal personal information. + The website's owner or provider may not be aware that the site has been + compromised.

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