There is a high probability that you have posted the above (question?) only to link to your Squidoo page, but giving you the benefit of the doubt, I’ll reply.

Since InPrivate Browsing allows one to surf the web anonymously (without leaving entries in the browser history, or setting long-term cookies), the fear has been that of the InPrivateBrowsing having a negative effect on affiliate program tracking. Affiliates they get paid a % of (or a $ for) each order they refer to the advertiser/merchant, and most of the present-day tracking systems use cookies set on the end user’s machine to track the whole process from the moment of click on the affiliate link to the moment of the actual sale on the advertiser’s/merchant’s website. The rest is summarized in the post.