“The interim results which were published on the 9th Jun, places
Google at the bottom of the privacy ranking league.“Google is slated for many reasons relating to privacy,
including some worrying ones such as personal user information
being retained for an indefinite period of time but without the use
having an option to delete it, and the recording of search strings
and IP addresses of its users with no clear policy regarding when
that data is deleted, thought to be between 18 and 24
months…”
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