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Google and privacy??? Just a heads up, if you haven't read how Google is changing their privacy policy (there is no privacy) you owe it to yourself to spend a couple minutes reading it. The days of getting unbiased search results are done...
Started by Bubba1235 on
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by 8 people.
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Re: Google and privacy??? Youtube is doing the same thing I believe, Doesn't really matter to me CTD 3500 4X4 Bighorn Edition Re: Google and privacy??? If you don't share info with Google, they aren't sharing your info....
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Google's invasion of privacy: what now? What kind of search engines, programs etc should we start using now to protect our own privacy?
Starting March 1, all your information is collected, I guess including emails, searches so basically anything you do...
Started by jayk on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at redflagdeals):
If Google is "invading your privacy", then pay for search engine....
If Google is "invading your privacy", then pay for search engine services for a guarantee of non by iEyeCaptain Agreed.
Agreed.
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Please Also Include:
Operating system (e.g. WinXP): Program and version you use to access Gmail (e.g. Internet Explorer 9 or Outlook 2003): Your antivirus software (e.g. Norton 2007): Any extensions, toolbars or plug-ins:
Started by descriptiona on
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by 3 people.
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So ya....
I've tried both if there is or is going to be an extension to make this possible, to bring privacy back to google searches.
Search Engines: Bing.com Yahoo.com
sadly...
I would pay money for that.
Interface....
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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Search for dinner recipes on Google, and you may see a recommendation for a KitchenAid video clip the next time you visit YouTube.That, as one example, is what the online search giant says changes to its privacy policies will mean for its millions of ...
Started by by admin on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at denverpost):
Some more suggestions:
- Consider using alternative search engines such as Bing and Yahoo:
- Consider using alternative....
Google (any online service we use) paid the folks who built their search engine, calendars, etc time.
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We've all heard the privacy issues with Google and seen the boated gratuitious graphics of Bing. Is anyone using alternatives like DuckDuckGo ?
Do the "aggregator" meta-searchers like DogPile do anything to help avoid the cookies, captures, and profiling...
Started by dilettante on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at vbforums):
In all fairness it should probably be called "Porn" mode .
If you're that worried about privacy, Chrome has a nice Incognito mode.
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Google has been doing this for some time. They track your IP, what your searching for, and time & date. I heard about a different search engine today. Its called startpage. https://startpage.com/ . They claim they dont track your searchs.
Started by 12th hour on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at redflagdeals):
And search engines that protect privacy, such as duckduckgo, as still perfectly fine ....
So? If you don't want google's terms then use a lesser search engine.
Are unmatched by other search engines.
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What's with Google's new privacy policy? I can't sleep, so I'm posting...
Anyway, I've spent some time reading the new Google privacy policy and the reaction to it, and I can't figure out what's the big deal? So before the change information gathered ...
Started by cr0c0 on
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by 7 people.
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But this one was evenRe: ....
I also started using other search engines.
Re: What's with Google's new privacy policy that were unfairly rejected by Google.
Being impartial as a search engine is paramount.
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The recent consolidating plans of Google have caused me to consider using a different engine. There are a few more private search engines out there and this one even lists some. I think I'll try it for a while and see how I like it. Here's the < About...
Started by Xairbusdriver on
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by 2 people.
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"Rome wasn't built...with the Internet." I think it's a little unfair to compare search results from any other search....
If I'm signed out (as I usually am) and have the usual privacy.
I'll stick with Google.
But no thanks.
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What do you think?
Started by SuicidalSplatter on
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by 17 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bungie):
[Edited on 01.24.2012 5:12 PM PST] I hope they can see me to internet....
It feels like an Anonymous internet user will be a hard thing as I can't find myself on search engines.
The internet is decaying in privacy.
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Google announces privacy changes across products, users cant opt out By Cecilia Kang, Tuesday, January 24, 4:33 PM
Google said Tuesday it will follow the activities of users across e-mail, search, YouTube and other services, a shift in strategy that is...
Started by TerriHaute on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at timebomb2000):
"We obtain....
However, the privacy benefits of using SSL with other major search engines may.
The privacy of our users' Internet searches."
All visitors to Startpage.com and its sister meta-search encryption.
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