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You assume that the proxy and the search provider follow these rules and do not cooperate in a different way (e.g. the proxy can send a query with an IP). But
by dandanua 6y ago
You assume that the proxy and the search provider follow these rules and do not cooperate in a different way (e.g. the proxy can send a query with an IP).
But can you actually prove it? The search provider isn't disclosed, we don't even know if it exists at all (as a separate entity).
- soperj 6y agoI don't think it's an assumption in this case because they are the ones running the proxy.