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Or you could just use DuckDuckGo and an ad blocker.
by guelo 10y ago
Or you could just use DuckDuckGo and an ad blocker.
- nercht12 10y agoYou need to block Javascript too, and not enable exceptions for Google services like NoScript does. Besides that, Google is probably part of multiple data-sharing alliances that allow Google to track you even when it's not tracking you. Loading "normal" (non-ad) images from a site already leaves your IP footprint on a site, which could share that info with other sites. How much sharing goes on is a mystery. It's possible data collection companies don't know just how much info they really have, but that'd be a good thing for the rest of us, IMO.