New Google privacy policy allows even more access

[jumper8]

Originally Posted by wicked08

I have posted this image several times, but people just ignore it.

google has been tracking and selling personal data for years.

there are some sites firefox doesnt deal well with-for these
i use srware iron, based on chrome but with some of the shit stripped out.

http://srware.net/en/software_srware_iron.php

would you get the same results with this browser as chrome?

[wicked]

@jumper8, I would be lying if I where to give you a definitive answer because I stay away from google related things as much as possible.

however my guess about srware iron would be that yes you would get the same results because if you look closer that image I posted is not even chrome it's chromium (a fork that claims it's open source).

so my advice stay away use Opera if you do not like Firefox, or as a last resort use ie at least ie collected info will be used by microsoft only for their crappy bing.



@Manneke_Pis, thanks again for Ghostery amazing the amount of crap this thing is blocking.

[alien136x]

Originally Posted by Manneke_Pis

This looks like a blatant add for Duckduck.go, but makes a lot of sense and provides many reasons to use this alternative.

http://donttrack.us/

I use them now as my preferred search engine and have few complaints, so far.

thanks for the link, but how do i set it as my home page/defualt browser?

[Manneke_Pis]

Originally Posted by alien136x

thanks for the link, but how do i set it as my home page/defualt browser?

For FireFox:

http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb...r=0&e=sph&as=s

IE, use your tools.

[SLAYER]

Originally Posted by Manneke_Pis

Agreed.

What I do find interesting, that every page of this forum I click on, my newly Installed FF add-on "Ghostery" blocks three trackers:

eXTReMe Tracker
Facebook Social Plugins
Google Analytics.

I've been using Ghostery for about six months, and up until the beginning of this month it always stopped one tracker on a Google search page. Now it says "no trackers here", at a Google page.

What can I do now to block whatever their doing? Or can we block it?