I got this from another site which I thought I'd share with me fellow orgers:

"I recently went to the Google Watch website and learned about Google setting eternal cookies and retaining a user's web search queries.
According to this website, the Google toolbar for Windows IE, when installed, reports back to Google all of a users browsing behavior, not just searches made directly through Google.
My next thought on learning this was that Apple's new Safari has "Google built-in to the Toolbar". Does this mean that the latest and greatest browser for Mac users has the greatest invasion of privacy built-in, too? I'd sure like to know the answer to this!"

More info here:
http://www.google-watch.org/

Wonder if the retained users web searches will be given to the new gov't? The freedom they fight so much for is slowly, slowly slip sliding away...away...away...





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[This message was edited Wed Mar 12 11:46:02 PST 2003 by FlyingCloudPassenger]

I knew they did this for the toolbar you install, but I didn't know about basic google.com searches. Does this apply to every google search?

Does this mean the government is tracking all my "Prince naked" and "Wet Prince" photo searches?

are there any roundabout ways to rephrase 'kiddie porn'?

Orgnote me any suggestions.




Wait a minute, that's terrible.

Me



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[This message was edited Wed Mar 12 12:53:20 PST 2003 by sawatdiikhrap]

noobody knows exactly what google is, they're pretty tight lipped about their company and what they are building with all that information.

All of you are scaring me

old news.

You can always turn off cookies

Hell there are far worse abuses of privacy on the web. Google is still a cool web search engine