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neeva.com is a subscription search engine. I think privacy counts as a premium service now. Although, I wouldn’t expect anyone to not work with the police, eve

neeva.com is a subscription search engine. I think privacy counts as a premium service now. Although, I wouldn’t expect anyone to not work with the police, even if you pay.

darioush 5y ago
Which is why providers should not persist things about their users. This is the only acceptable direction now.
scim-knox-twox 5y ago
neeva is not respecting GDPR. They have checked checkbox newsletter by default. Moreover, why they need a name for registration?
hackernewds 5y ago
Why should you care whether or not the service will work with the police? Seems specific
- viraptor 5y ago
  Police may be enforcing laws that you consider immoral. There's lots of current laws I would consider immoral. (requests like "Confirm whether this person searched for abortion clinics") On the other hand if any business exists as a legal, registered entity, of course they will comply with local LE requests. Not sure who expects otherwise.