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If your ISP is already Google, it's not clear just how much additional privacy you'll gain from blocking snooping by Google the ISP but not Google the search en
by shalmanese 10y ago
If your ISP is already Google, it's not clear just how much additional privacy you'll gain from blocking snooping by Google the ISP but not Google the search engine and analytics provider.
- ge96 10y agoI suppose. Too bad it's hard to beat Google's search results relevancy (or is it?) I by default always use Google Chrome. Sometimes Firefox. To me it is somewhat like trying to use anonymous currency, you have to buy it from somewhere, and then somehow use it while remaining anonymous. I don't know maybe not, recently bought a fraction of a bitcoin, went through coinbase seemed pretty dumb 'Here's my real name, my address, my picture, etc...' but then you could transfer it to a wallet and make it disappear from there but... I don't know. I have no reason to use it anonymously either. Just another place to keep money. I'm not able to have "real" bank accounts because I was an idiot and destroyed my credit score. Oh well dumb will be dumb.