Google and privacy
It is a known event that Google tracks searches if you are logged into your account. I'm wondering what is the extent of their tracking searches if you do not have an account? Obviously one way to...
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Pirate wrote:I'm not particularly worried about the US government. I know they regularly screw things up, but I'm also of the opinion that most of the people that work for the US government do have the best interests of our country at heart. (I'm not sanguine about the motivation of politicians at all levels though.)Popsie wrote:Don't believe everything they tell you. You should duckduckgo duckduckgo vs. google to get some more opinions. I am not convinced ddg is any better than any others. If they are based in the USA, they are subject to NSA and other gov demands for data.
We've switched over to duckduckgo - here is what they have to say http://donttrack.us.
I do feel that we are much more likely to be personally affected by the misuse of private information by companies like the banks, retailers, etc.
