> IE can track, and has tracked users behavior even when they’re not on Bing. (We got in trouble for this once, hehe.)
Am I the only one concerned with both the fact that IE tracks its users, and the attitude of this Microsoft employee about it?
Am I the only one concerned with both the fact that IE tracks its users, and the attitude of this Microsoft employee about it?
EDIT: and let's be realistic. The papers on search that come out of MSR expose way more about our infrastructure than the paltry sum presented in this post.
So there's that.
No it doesn't: https://www.google.com/intl/en-US/chrome/browser/privacy/
Your search history is used (if you have it turned on), but that's just from using google.com for search and is independent of the browser you use.
It's a bit confusing for me, it looks like they are collecting visited urls as they are not considered personal identifying information.
I've just learned that with the spellcheck feature they are basically receiving all the text I write on the Internet to their servers.
By the way are we really discussing about the privacy policy of a company that sent its data to NSA? I'm not condemning them, still we should be aware of this and never forget.
The means may be different, but the ends are the same: users are tracked all across the Internet.
I don't, btw, thanks for asking.