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I was under the impression you can opt-out of all that, is that not the case?

• epi0Bauqu 16y ago
  No, you cannot opt-out of the referrer header. However, you can use the SSL version, which doesn't send it in most cases (still sends it for HTTPS->HTTPS traffic). Edit: sorry, I meant you cannot opt-out using http://www.google.com/privacy/ads/ http://www.google.com/privacy/ads/ or other HTTP (regular Google) settings.
  • ezalor 16y ago
    So it's really just a time-limited solution, a temporary chance.
  • moultano 16y ago
    Of course you can. That's a setting in your browser.
  • djmdjm 16y ago
    You can opt out using https://encrypted.google.com/ https://encrypted.google.com/ (this has been pointed out a number of times)