Why is Google encrypting searches?

[freeradical]

n/t

[eustacetilley]

"n/t"?

Why is the Sky Avoirdupois?

¬Eustace

[Black]

freeradical wrote:
n/t

If you're not/telling than how will we know when we get the answer right?

[OWC Jamie]

https://support.google.com/websearch/ans...3733?hl=en



whereas anyone might be privy to your initial request of google for information regarding your personal predilection for pron and bomb-making enlightenment, only google and the NSA will be privy to what google gifted you.
shatter and scatter your platters before Big Brother wants to confiscate your hard drive.

[GuyGene]

Wha's a Google? I forgot. :ban: by me.

[Black]

So darling, darling

GuyGene wrote:
:ban: by me.

[freeradical]

billb wrote:
https://support.google.com/websearch/ans...3733?hl=en



whereas anyone might be privy to your initial request of google for information regarding your personal predilection for pron and bomb-making enlightenment, only google and the NSA will be privy to what google gifted you.
shatter and scatter your platters before Big Brother wants to confiscate your hard drive.

Interesting. I wonder why they didn't always do this.

[Article Accelerator]

I agree. It's silly and so insincere for Google to do so—after all, it sells your information and interests to anyone that asks.

[hal]

Article Accelerator wrote:
I agree. It's silly and so insincere for Google to do so—after all, it sells your information and interests to anyone that asks.

That is just plain untrue... why say such a thing?

[(vikm)]

hal wrote:
[quote=Article Accelerator]
I agree. It's silly and so insincere for Google to do so—after all, it sells your information and interests to anyone that asks.

That is just plain untrue... why say such a thing?
Maybe the part about "with checkbook" in hand that asks, was meant to be understood?