Concerned About Privacy? You're Probably up to no Good, Says Google CEO

Daily Tech ^ | 12/8/09 | Jason Mick

[Outlaw Woman]

What is a good alternative to Google?

[jellybean]

Ixquick does not capture your IP address or keep track of your searches.

[matthew fuller]

IXQUICK METASEARCH. www.ixquick.com

[Brytani]

Good question. There are computer programmers, business experts, marketing professionals etc who are conservative. Why isn’t there a conservative alternative to google?

[Frantzie]

Dogpile? I think they do not log anything. Helped a U.S. soldier brong some pups back from Iraq or Afghanistan. He had one or two pups he rescued.

[Outlaw Woman]

Thank you

[Outlaw Woman]

Thank you going to try DP and IXQuick both. Google is out of here now.

[Allegra]

Dogpile? I think they do not log anything. Helped a U.S. soldier brong some pups back from Iraq or Afghanistan. He had one or two pups he rescued.

That'll work.

No more Google for me.

[Outlaw Woman]

Another good question. Not all Tech heads are libs...In this current ‘climate’ though they may not be willing to try anything.

[FromLori]

Thanks!

[Roklok]

Ask.com and bing.com.

[saint]

I’m not defending Google, just asking:

1 - This issue keeps coming up, but has there been a case yet where Google has compromised someone’s privacy?

2 - I’ve tried all the alternatives mentioned - none comes close.

3 - What the heck would a conservative search engine look like?

[Outlaw Woman]

Wonderful...thx for the info. Like I posted earlier...Google is out of here. Glad there are a number of alternatives. Just looked at IX and it maintains that it does not collect data. The article is so typical of a dunce lib.....banning cnet because it reported the CEO’s information from his own site! (ironic) Yet he expects the public to swallow their ‘gathering’ and not complain. Anyway thx again.

[familyop]

Here’s a great search engine.

http://www.scroogle.org/

There’s also an SSL version (secure, anonymous). Have a look around there. Hopefully, the site won’t go away for lack of donations.

[redhead]

"What is a good alternative to Google?"

bing. Gorgeous, fast, and helpful.

[Outlaw Woman]

Thanks for the link. I just added it to my favorites and it said “Scroogle Scraper” LMAO!

[FromLori]

I hope someone else can answer your questions about a conservative browser I can’t.

I use google chrome myself it just works so much better then explorer but the privacy stuff does worry me especially in light of nazi napolitano saying things about veterans and tea party protesters. Also I know google is a huge supporter of obama. And a search says yes they have given information in this article.

http://motherjones.com/politics/2006/10/google-evil

I know they censored for China and

YouTube, Google, and the Liberal Bias Virus
http://newsbusters.org/node/ 8355

Is Google Purging Conservative News Sites?
http://newsbusters.org/node/ 5477

Is Google’s Earth Day Logo Advancing Global Warming Alarmism?

http://newsbusters.org/node/ 12219

Google CEO: Internet Key to 2008 Presidential Campaign
http://newsbusters.org/node/ 9351
http://newsbusters.org/node/8458

Now Google joins Obama’s war against Fox News?
Fox News (and other News Corp sites) may be removed from Google.
Google sometimes reveals itself as a politically slanted entity. To which direction does it slant? To the Left, of course. It has played little conservative-bashing games with results of certain political search phrases, even. The cover of the November 3, 2009 edition of Fortune magazine reads,
“The President and the Tech Giant see eye-to-eye on almost everything...Is that a good thing?”
In the article, it says, “The President relies on Google execs for tech and economic advice.” So is it any coincidence that the feud between Rupert Murdoch and Google is heating up, just as the Obama Administration has begun repeatedly attacking Fox News?

Google and Obama are partners. Isn’t that scary? When our neo-Marxist President partners up with our most dominant information entity, don’t we have a reason to worry? Here’s just one example, where a Google-backed site helps Obama’s call for “Service”, in an effort called “All for Good”. Fortune calls the relationship “A Love Story”. Hey, how did that famous Shakespeare love story end again? In this contemporary version, perhaps “prison” could be substituted for “poison”. What, I can’thope?

http://wcvarones.blogspot.com/2009/11/now-google-joins-obamas-war-against-fox.html

[Allegra]

I like that! I just added it to my favorites.