#ixquick

[letcaswellandbravemaxintoduelink]

Choose your stylist! Persona 2 villian edition

[gwenbeauregard]

If you are with Windows, and you aren’t using this, I’m sure there’s a perfectly good reason, EH? What that is, I don’t know, but it must be a pretty good one.  If you aren’t using it.  EH?

LOL

[haberola]

Google... İz Bırakmadan Arama Yapmak İsteyenlere...

Google… İz Bırakmadan Arama Yapmak İsteyenlere…

HABEROLA.COM- George Orwel’in fantastik gibi gözüken 1984 isimli romanındaki resmedilen dünya çok daha fazlasıyla günümüzde yaşanıyor. İnternette attığınız her adım mutlaka kaydediliyor. Peki bunu bloke etmek mümkün mü? Google diyor ki; mümkün.

Teknoloji dünyasının babası konumunda bulunan, tüm internet trendlerini tek başına belirleyen internet dünyasının en büyük arama motoru Google’da saniyede…

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[macdailynews]

How to use Google without being tracked

How to use Google without being tracked

“It only takes one step to stop Google from tracking you, and you can still enjoy Google search along with several other Google features,” Zach Epstein reports for BGR. “Plus, there are some great alternatives to Google search that don’t track you, and we’ll cover them here as well.”

“VPN. It’s that simple,” Epstein reports. “If you don’t want to use a VPN and Google’s tracking is…

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Four search engines that respect your privacy

ACCORDING to StatCounter, more than 9 out of 10 online searches today use Google, leaving its competitors, Bing and Yahoo!, fighting for scraps.Yet, a few other players are still trying to get in on the action, setting themselves apart mainly with their privacy policies. Such is the case with Qwant, which just launched a new homepage.

Qwant

First released in 2013, Qwant bills itself as a search engine that offers different types of results (web, social networks, news, etc) on a single page.

Its new version, released this week, allows you to access these results on a new pared down homepage.

Qwant.com has a responsive web design benefiting  from infinite scrolling so you can visualise a maximum of results without having to click to the next page, regardless of the device you use.

Described as a “search engine that respects your privacy”, Qwant promises not to filter Internet content, nor to track its users; all these with an ad-free guarantee.

Discover Qwant: qwant.com

DuckDuckGo

A champion of privacy rights, DuckDuckGo is a metasearch engine that compiles Web, photo and video results from other search engines (Bing, Yahoo!, or Wikipedia, for example) all without ever collecting cookies or IP addresses from its users. It does, however, list sponsored links.

The search engine “that doesn’t spy on you” is rapidly rising in popularity, especially among privacy conscious geeks.

DuckDuckGo is also available through the anonymity network, Tor.

Discover DuckDuckGo: duckduckgo.com

Ixquick and Startpage   

In the same style as DuckDuckGo, Ixquick even bills itself as “the world’s most private search engine”.

Its results represent the compilation of a consultation of a dozen search engines (including Google), all without the slightest IP address or browsing data being recorded.

A star-based scoring system indicates how many times a result has figured among the top 10 responses of the search engines consulted.

A version called Startpage concentrates solely on Google results, all without collecting any personal information, and thus bills itself as the perfect alternative to the Mountain View giant.

Discover Ixquick and Startpage: ixquick.com and startpage.com

[johnaa3]

Even as Internet users fret more about online privacy, upstart search engines that promise data security are discovering it’s tough to get users to abandon Google -- and harder to rack up big profits without selling customer data to advertisers. “Privacy has a price regarding user-friendliness,” said Alexander van Eesteren, head of sales for Ixquick, a search provider that stopped recording user information in 2009 and whose data policy is endorsed by the European Commission. The European Union’s top court last month ruled citizens have a “right to be forgotten” online, meaning people can ask search-engine owners to remove personal information and request that a court step in if the company doesn’t comply.

[dimmicomefare]

Effettuare ricerche anonime con Ixquick:

http://www.dimmicomefare.it/2014/01/14/fare-ricerche-anonime/

[shaveandyou]

NICHTS BLEIBT ÜBRIG

Edward Snowden, NSA und kein Ende.

Interessant, was alles herauskommt. Die NSA zapft auch den Datenverkehr von Google und Yahoo an. Wahrscheinlich ist das nichts Neues, aber nun ist es bestätigt.

Wer's noch nicht kennt: IXQUICK. Diese Search Engine speichert weder Suchanfragen noch die IP-Adresse. Damit ist sie die Rasierklinge unter den Suchmaschinen: Nichts bleibt übrig.

SHAVEANDYOU speichert personenbezogene Daten übrigens auch nur für konkrete Zwecke im Rahmen Deiner Bestellung oder Anmeldung. Das muss leider sein, denn wir müssen ja wissen, wohin wir Dir Deine Klingen schicken sollen.

Du kannst auch jederzeit als Gast bestellen. Dann verschwinden Deine Daten wieder von unserem Server, sobald Dein Bestellvorgang abgeschlossen ist, wir unser Geld haben und Du Deine Klingen.

Nicht umsonst heisst es bei uns: SHAVETY FIRST.