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Story: Google Web Accelerator sparks privacy fears
Posted by: UKguy (Monday 9 May 2005, 7:33 PM)
NJ/ Student,
It isn't as simple as being 'nothing to fear' because the cache at Google stores the cookies too (from the way I read the description)
I am doing no wrong, but would not want the next user of a Forum to be logged in as a Moderator, able to edit, delete or otherwise alter what's on the Forum, and it all look like it was *me* doing that.
See, nothing to hide, but plenty to fear.
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Story: Google Web Accelerator sparks privacy fears
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Ok youve got it wrong and didnt even download the... Anonymous -
[Headslaps] Wrong. The privacy fears are not about... Anonymous
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If you'e got nothing to hide you've got nothi... NJ -
I don't think people realise just how ma... Frank Swain -
"One solution is to use a made up u... BigB -
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Firstly let m... Frank Swain
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NJ/ Student,
It isn't as simple as bein... UKguy -
The NJ STUDENT wrote: "If you've go... Lou Ragun
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"If you've got nothing to hide, you've g... Steve Savage
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So, if I use a webmail system while this is runnin... Trygve Henriksen
