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Google Privacy" - that sounds like an
oxymoron, isn't it? Whenever I think about it, I get scared to no end. My primary (and secondary and tertiary) search engine is Google, I use Google mail, my primary IM is Google Talk, I use Google apps for work, Google docs has kicked out MS Office on my PC, Google Chrome is my default browser and worst of all, my DNS provide is Google again. Add Google Reader, maps, News, Picasa and Youtube to the list, hardly 10% of my online life is sans Google.
Does Google store every search I do?
Every time I start up my Chrome browser, I find that all the previous searches I have done are stored, whether from the Google search box or when I'm actually on the Google home page.
No, it's not Google who is storing the info, rather it is your browser.
How to Delete your Google Search History?
The search box on the Google homepage displays query suggestions both from your own previous searches and other relevant queries. The second...
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Raju PP is the founder-editor of Technically Personal, which is one of the most widely read technology blogs on the web. He holds an Engineering degree in Electronics & Communication, and has previously worked as a Technical Specialist in Banking Software domain.
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