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: LaValley Library at the University of Toledo College of Law

Online searching and privacy

By Robert Jacoby

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Search engines will keep a record of what searches a user requests. Search engine companies will say that this helps them refine their search methods. And while that is true, many people are uncomfortable with leaving a trail of their searches. Ask.com now has a feature called AskEraser that deletes a user's search activities from the ask.com servers.

AskErase is available in the upper right hand corner of the Ask.com homepage.


Update: D'oh, made the ask.com a hyperlink. Who knew you could do such things on the intertubes.

Full post as published by LaValley Library at the University of Toledo College of Law on December 11, 2007 (boomark / email).

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