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Are Google Ignoring Privacy Settings?
20, Feb 2012The Wall Street Journal have reported that Google are deliberately ignoring security settings designed to restrict the amount of information that the search giant can collect. Apple’s Safari web browser (as seen on iPads and iPhones) comes with a suite of security tools that restrict the access that companies have to cookies – small files [...]
Britons Made 2.3 Billion Google Searches in January
13, Feb 2012Various people throughout the SEO industry might be fed up with Google’s constant tinkering with the search engines, but the Great British public are still as enamoured with Google search as ever.
Google Take the Browser War Mobile
8, Feb 2012If you’re using the Ice Cream Sandwich version of Android (seriously, who comes up with these names?), you can lose your standard Droid browser, because Google are taking the battle for browser supremacy into a whole new arena. Not content with their 27.3% browser market share, Google have decided they want a slice of the [...]
Google Release Unified Privacy Policy
26, Jan 2012If you’re currently signed up for a Google Account, the chances are that you’ll have received an email from Google, explaining that they’re changing their privacy policy. We’re getting rid of over 60 different privacy policies across Google and replacing them with one that’s a lot shorter and easier to read. Our new policy covers [...]
Google and Bing Accused of Aiding Piracy
30, Jan 2012Buoyed by the recent takedown of MegaUpload, the entertainment industry in the UK have set their sights on the biggest suppliers of pirated material in the world. The search engines Google and Bing.