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I see two reasons why one might want to do it: 1) If someone breaks into your account, that person can steal all your search history. This is why I disabled se
by greyman 15y ago
I see two reasons why one might want to do it:
1) If someone breaks into your account, that person can steal all your search history. This is why I disabled search history recording a long time ago.
2) It was uncovered that Google passess some of its data about users to third parties, especially ads agencies. Now, with the new policy, you can't be sure that search data leakage will not occur. Moreover, ads agencies use mechanisms like cookie syncing to share user data between themselves.
- tucson 15y ago"It was uncovered that Google passess some of its data about users to third parties, especially ads agencies." Can you provide a source to back this statement? (I am not challenging you, just interested to learn about this)