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Sounds plausible. No matter what they say, Google "stickies" some searches to IPs, even when you're not logged in and clear all cookies. This is one of the rea

Sounds plausible. No matter what they say, Google "stickies" some searches to IPs, even when you're not logged in and clear all cookies. This is one of the reasons I started using a VPN.

jlarocco 8y ago
How does a VPN help? Unless you're switching IPs constantly, Google will still associate the information with you. Your actual identity is irrelevant, it's the "virtual" identity they've built of you that's important.
- kortilla 8y ago
  If you use a VPN client on your computer/phone your searches won’t be associated with other searches coming from your office.
- _jomo 8y ago
  I think most VPNs use NAT, so many users share the same IP address. Otherwise the VPN would be mostly pointless.