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Which of these terrifying digital realities remains completely true even when you browse in 'Incognito Mode'?

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Which of these terrifying digital realities remains completely true even when you browse in 'Incognito Mode'?

Which of these terrifying digital realities remains completely true even when you browse in 'Incognito Mode'?
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