Search Privacy: Google takes the reigns
By Bulletz. Filed in Computer Tech, Google, Privacy |
It’s nice to know that Google’s execs have been thinking. They are tightening the security of their search engine by deleting private information between 18 and 24 months from the moment it is entered into their databases.
Google is tightening its privacy standards a year after it became embroiled in a high-profile battle over the control of the user information that it had been stockpiling.
Hey, I am glad that they are finally coming up with a solution. A while back I was engulfed in the privacy initiative that Pound Privacy was promoting. I continued to use their idea and I guess that it has finally taken root in the corporate offices. Now, if the other search engines follow suit we can all be happy that we are less likely to be “found’.
Google promises more privacy – CNN.com
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