52% of British Men Enable Private Browsing

More than 50 percent of British men claim to have used the private browsing to ensure that history 'surfing' the internet they do not know the couple. Thus the results of a recent survey Myvouchercodes.co.uk discount sites as reported by the Telegraph, Sunday (03/27/2011).

Myvouchercodes noted, there are 52 percent male respondents who claim to have enabled private browsing feature. Approximately 75 percent of men admitted private browsing feature will be welcomed with joy. Meanwhile, only 39 percent of women say the same thing.

The survey results were obtained after Myvouchercodes asking 1690 people through their site to find out the opinion of the British population on private browsing facilities that are now available for free.

When asked if they wanted to use private browsing feature, 62 percent of respondents (men and women) said that if the features that make them feel more comfortable when making payments online. Meanwhile, 36 percent of the others like that option to be able to shop online without the knowledge of their spouse or family member.

"Interesting to know that more men are warmly welcome private browsing features than women," said chairman Myvouchercodes.co.uk, Mark Pearson.

"Private browsing is a tremendous facility, especially when you surf the internet in an internet cafe for example, and you worry about who can see your history,"concludes Pearson.