First, they include attention to private policies. This protects the user's information because the user knows whether the company may disclose private information to third parties. It is best to only disclose information to companies that do not disclose it to third parties. This leads to guaranteeing the security of online forms. Make sure the website has an SSL certificate, that the content doesn't come from third parties, and ask if this data is truly secure. If any of these is not true, then personal data is accessible to third parties. Another way to secure your privacy is to reject unnecessary cookies (Milne et al 219). This is important because cookies allow us to know where we are going and what we are looking for. Thieves can access this information. Next, encrypt the emails. Email encryption makes the text appear truncated to those who don't have the password to decrypt it. Email encryption ensures that the only person who reads an email is the person to whom the message is sent. There are other tools such as anonymous forwarders and anonymizers that help hide a person's identity while browsing the Internet. They prevent identity theft, preserving identities and personal information almost hiding each person's tracks ((Milne et al.