"protect my privacy" is a really poor way to position this argument, if only for the many times we need to take companies to task for actually violating people'

"protect my privacy" is a really poor way to position this argument, if only for the many times we need to take companies to task for actually violating people's privacy. This is showing something on screen that you'd rather only have shown in a different tab. The only reason you don't have the same reaction to the location bar in your browser showing browser history is that you're used to it. If you don't want email results to show up on your search page, just don't turn it on.