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>It's a contradiction, according to Rishi Lakhani, a search consultant: >... their idea of privacy is ridiculous to say the least. You can't offer privacy, bu
by woah 13y ago
>It's a contradiction, according to Rishi Lakhani, a search consultant:
>... their idea of privacy is ridiculous to say the least. You can't offer privacy, but still SELL the data to AdWords advertisers. It's the same user. It's the same action.
The idea that clicking on an ad is the same thing as clicking on a link is where I'll have to disagree with this guy.
- gfodor 13y agoThis is a pretty shallow analysis of his point. His point is that insofar as it related to the privacy of propagating keyword information, the action of a user clicking an ad or an organic search result doesn't seem any different. If the keywords a user searches for is private information, then why should this privacy be off the table when they click on an ad?