Once enabled, you can click on the Blocked trackers section to see which trackers Edge has blocked.
Scroll down to Privacy and select the toggle switch for Send Do Not Track requests. 
Choose Basic, Balanced, or Strict as listed. 
But keep in mind, some of these settings might break webpages that depend on personalized ads. We suggest the Strict profile for maximum privacy. Basic will allow most trackers, Balanced will block trackers from sites you haven't visited, and Strict will block most trackers on all websites, so ads are less personalized, with the risk of breaking web pages. You can choose either Basic, Balanced, or Strict. There are three levels of controls that help prevent websites from tracking you for personalized ads. Next, you can use Microsoft Edge's native controls for enhancing your security when browsing the web.
Under Services, disable the switches for web service, suggest similar sites, Shopping, Collections, and every other item in this area. Toggle the switches for search suggestions and history suggestions to off. Scroll down and click on Address bar and search. Click on the three-dot menu in the top right of the screen in Edge. Switching away from Bing as the default search engine You also can disable the services in Edge that use Bing API like collections, and following creators. You can change the default search engine in Edge from Bing search to something more secure like DuckDuckGo to prevent this. This is especially true considering the recent controversy where Microsoft Edge was accidentally sending the websites you visit to the Bing API. As great as Bing might be, you probably don't want to send your search data to Microsoft or have Bing track you. First up, you'll want to disable the Bing and Bing-related integrations in Microsoft Edge.
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