Call for Search Engins to Protect Your Privacy

Jul 18, 2005 - 8:28 am 0 — by
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Danny Sullivan started a thread at Search Engine Watch forums named How Should Search Engines Protect Privacy?

In that thread he asks for forum members to participate in what they feel should be an industry standard for privacy. The thread is now two full pages long, with 22 replies - many very informative.

I am a bit under the weather, so I am keeping these entries short today.

 

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