Google Web History - Good and Scary
Many years ago, when the web was a simpler place, one of the scariest monsters conjured up to describe the privacy threats that lurked on the Internet was the DoubleClick cookie, used for tying your ad-viewing behavior on the web to your real-world identity. USA Today said it was Orwellian, and set off a half-decade of worries for web surfers, many of whom didn’t even have the foggiest notion what they were worried about.Today, Google’s released Google Web History. It’s a brilliant, powerful, even insightful tool that will undoubtedly worry those who were concerned about privacy in the early days of the web’s popularity.
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