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: Electronic Freedom Foundation - Deep Links

The Onion: Google's New Opt-Out Privacy Protections

By hugh

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There's good news today for privacy advocates ? the Onion reports that Google has developed an exciting new "opt out" program for those who don't want the search giant compiling vast amounts of their personal data:

Those unsure about whether this opt out feature is right for them may want to take action now ? tell Google you want privacy protections built in to Google Book Search to ensure the right to read privately in the future. And if the idea of moving to a remote village to protect your privacy is unappealing, consider a donation to support EFF's work defending your privacy.

Full post as published by Electronic Freedom Foundation - Deep Links on August 11, 2009 (boomark / email).

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