Haven't really looked into it in depth, but they are promising anonymous and uncensored searches:
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FYI, if you NEVER login to Gmail from your browser (unless a Firefox private Window), google searches can be pretty anonymous, if not using Chrome (Chrome seems to remember even Incognito Gmail logins).
You just have to remember to only use Firefox private windows for Gmail...
I just backup my bookmarks every so often, manually, and I don't use Firefox Sync to collect data. No real way to tie the data together, even on Android it seems. Every time I want to start fresh, I uninstall, then reinstall Firefox on Android. They COULD tie your common searches together, but no to an account. -
Microsoft keeps everything you type- If you use explorer, they have the data regardless of what search engine is usedRule 1- ALL GUNS ARE ALWAYS LOADED
Rule 2 -NEVER LET THE MUZZLE COVER ANYTHING YOU ARE NOT PREPARED TO DESTROY (including your hands and legs)
Rule 3 -KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER UNTIL YOUR SIGHTS ARE ON THE TARGET
Rule 4 -BE SURE OF YOUR TARGET AND WHAT IS BEYOND IT
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EVERYTHING you do on the internet is tied to your I/P address. So if you are at home all PC, iPad, phone, etc use is tied to that address if you use wired or wi-fi.
The only way to prevent data aggragation is force a new WAN I/P address for every online session.#NotMyPresident
#ArrestFauci
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Score +1 for IPv6 address randomization then, if you are so lucky.
(Hint: your CPE can still be configured to log MACs and IPs over time by the ISP)Comment
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All the more reason to change your router's MAC.
I remember changing my mac on a D-link router. I played with all zeros with Linksys routers w/out issue, but all zeros on a D-link and it hosed. I found a glitch on D-Links.
EDIT: Oh, and there is this:
A judge has ruled that copyright trolls need more than just an IP address if they want to go after copyright infringement. An IP is not enough proof to tie a person to a crime. From a report: In a win for privacy advocates and pirates, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that an IP address alon...Last edited by the86d; 02-10-2019, 5:11 AM.Comment
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