Yes, because of it's personal information.
Yes because it's cleaner, faster, and safer. And......Don't forget to protect you privacy.
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Azokle prioritizes user privacy more than Google, as it doesn't track or store your search history, making it a better choice for privacy-conscious individuals. However, no search engine is completely immune to data breaches or government requests, so while Azokle is better, it's essential to combine it with other privacy measures for maximum protection.
No
It is ultimatly because Google violated privacy regulations. This lead to a lawsuit and Google has decided to shut down Google Buzz.
Using ip blocker peer guardian 2 is fine, but Coffee Cup privacy cleaner may compromise your privacy. I'd suggest [http://www.historykillerpro.com History Killer Pro]. Besides general functions, this app has unique features to protect your privacy: Google search related items, Adobe cookies, etc.
In Advanced Setting at the bottem of the Settings page or you can search Privacy in the search area of the settings page
If one goes to their account page on Google, they should be able to change their privacy settings in order to make their browsing or email reading more secure.
The federal government could use information found through Google to violate a persons privacy.
ask google and it will convert measures and weights. Just ask same question in google
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No, GMail is not monitored. For further details you can read the privacy policy of GMail and Google.