Pull your Toolbar

Surfn · 2003-12-01, 07:43 AM

I think most of us understand that when you click on a site, even if you clicked by accident in a search and click right off again, that the sites gather all the info about you in a mille-second. A lot faster than you can click your mouse. That said if you are really paranoid about being on the wrong sites and being discovered you shouldn’t be on the net. JMO

As far as what the search engines will do with the info, I find that I prefer my searches to find as many possible returns as they can. Limiting the return to what “they” think I want is not a free use of the web. Again JMO

2003-12-01, 07:43 AM	#1
Surfn If you don’t take a chance the Angels won’t dance Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Earth on occasion Posts: 8,812	I think most of us understand that when you click on a site, even if you clicked by accident in a search and click right off again, that the sites gather all the info about you in a mille-second. A lot faster than you can click your mouse. That said if you are really paranoid about being on the wrong sites and being discovered you shouldn’t be on the net. JMO As far as what the search engines will do with the info, I find that I prefer my searches to find as many possible returns as they can. Limiting the return to what “they” think I want is not a free use of the web. Again JMO