What is a feature of private browsing mode?

Private browsing mode is designed to enhance user privacy by not saving certain data during a browsing session. This feature specifically ensures that cookies, which are small files created by websites to store information about user interactions, are not retained after the session is closed. Furthermore, any temporary files created during that session, such as cached web pages, are also not stored. This means that when you exit private browsing mode, your browsing activity—including history, cookies, and temporary files—will not be accessible, helping to keep your online actions private from other users on the same device.

In contrast, the other choices misrepresent the characteristics of private browsing mode. While it does not store details from your session, it also does not share cookies with websites in a conventional sense, nor does it permanently record browsing history. It’s worth noting that while users might experience some speed variations based on their internet connection and server response, private browsing itself does not inherently enhance internet speed.