Would you still use google after reading this?

Question

I used to use google until i came across this. Today i somehow came across a website about dangers of google, and now i dont want to use it anymore. here is the website: http://donttrack.us/
Im not saying that the searchengine they are providing is what i prefer, im more concerned about the information strictly at that page, make sure to read even he very bottom. So what do you think about this?

Answer 1

I'd still use Google. Bottom line is...never post any comment, photo or do ANYTHING online that you wouldn't do in public! The internet is forever! You post a wicked comment or lewd photo on the internet, and it will still be "somewhere" on the internet 20, 30 or 40 years into the future!

Answer 2

This little bit of information is simply the tip of the iceberg. You are very mistaken if you ever expected that anything that you have ever done on the internet is or was ever a secret. It can be simply stated that anything you do on the internet, you may as well be announcing on the street.



This system however is highly beneficial to anyone using Google's Adwords and Adsense program. And this is a very beneficial system for any form of marketing, even. All search engines will do these similar things to you as it is their primary source of revenue (Google especially with their above stated programs).



It is also worth mentioning that what you may be bothered by now will most likely catch criminals for various activities including but not limited to child pornography, sexual harassment, manslaughter, and in reality any crime that ranges from bothersome to psychopathic and disturbed. These measures are built in for other reasons other than to just bother you with ads.



If you expect even the smallest remote possibility of privacy while surfing the net, then you are very mistaken and had ought to do your research at your local library instead.

Answer 3

I think DuckDuckGo wants to become the next Google...

Answer 4

no that scared me **** hey is bing the same email me [e-mail]

Answer 5

I mean yeahh....I pretty sure all searchengines do that...and Idk how much of that is actually true.