Top 10 Google Myths
By Loren Baker, Editor | December 28, 2006
Google Operating System’s Ionut Alex (who does not work for Google) gets all ‘Matt Cutts’ on some Google myths which have been making their way around the web for years.
Here’s a snippet:
Google is spyware.
“Spyware is software that reports on your activities or gathers personal information about you and sends it via the Internet to third parties without your knowledge or consent.”
If you use software like Google Toolbar or Google Desktop, some features may send personal information to Google, but most of them are either turned off by default or require your explicit approval. Google also uses cookies to save your preferences and records queries, clicks, usage patterns to deliver better results. The problem is not that they record it, it’s what they do with it. And Google tries to protect it from third parties (like US Government).
Advertisement: ProNet Advertising Blog on Experiences in Online Marketing
Topics: SEO |
« Oracle Tackles Customer Data Sharing | Main | I-O Data unveils internal / external Vista-approved TV tuners »
Comments
Similar Posts
- Spyware Blockers: Protecting Your Privacy
Antivirus Software To Protect Your Computer
How To Get Rid Of Spyware
Google Says Click Fraud Less than 2%
Malware Warnings in Google Searches
Spyware. Different Types
Google Delivers Major Blogger Update
New Google Webmaster Tools and Tools for those new Tools
The Truth To Effective Use Of Adware Spyware Blocker Software
Finally - A Top Secret Way You Can Get Google AdWords FREE!
Google Recruits NBC’s Michael Steib for Google Video Advertising
Google Maps Multiple Destinations
Google Tracking Anchor Text Phrases for Webmasters
Google Earth Meets Wikipedia & Geographic Web Layering
Google & YouTube Hand Over User ID to Fox
Google Update Over the Past Week
Google AdWords Quality Score Impacting AdSense Ads
A Guide To Effectively Using An Adware Spyware Blocker
Google AdWords & Domain Parking : Garbage Paid Search?
Where To Get Free Spyware Protection















